Lexicon Ciceronianum Marii Nizolii Ex Recensione Alexandri Scoti Nunc Crebris Locis Refectum Et Inculcatum

Lexicon Ciceronianum Marii Nizolii Ex Recensione Alexandri Scoti Nunc Crebris Locis Refectum Et Inculcatum is a comprehensive Latin dictionary focused on the works of Cicero. This first volume, part of a larger collection, has been revised and expanded by Alexander Scott and includes phrases and formulas of the Latin language from the commentaries of Stephen Dolet. A valuable resource for students and scholars of classical literature, this lexicon provides detailed insights into Cicero's vocabulary and usage.

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