This is a comprehensive bibliographic guide to the literature of ancient Rome and Greece. Compiled by the celebrated humanist Justus Lipsius, and later expanded by Gabriel Peignot, this book provides a thorough overview of the works of the great classical authors, as well as the various critical and historical works that have been written about them. This is an indispensable resource for classicists, scholars of ancient literature, and anyone with an interest in the intellectual history of Europe.

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