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Meaning of "latin edition"
Latin edition: This phrase indicates a version or publication of something, such as a book, document, or piece of music, that is in Latin. It is commonly used in the context of academic or literary works that have been translated or originally written in Latin
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In the Latin edition can be found sixty authors and a hundred and sixteen texts.
This is clearly the Latin edition.
A Latin edition is known to have existed, but only fragmented chapters remain.
References are to the Latin edition.
Latin edition based on Plato de Tivoli 's translation.
So in the Latin edition.
First Latin edition of Galileo 's astronomical work and his advancement of the Copernican system.
From the Latin edition.
In order, directly translated from Latin edition.
This and Erasmus ' Latin edition of the New Testament led to a new attitude to translation.
He later simultaneously published a revised Italian edition and a Latin edition entitled M. Vitruvii de architectura.
The basic Latin edition is divided into 11 volumes.
It was written in seven volumes, and is over 900 pages long in the Latin edition.
Description Book in latin edition from the main work " The recherche for the truth ", 2 books.
Latin edition containing Ptolemy 's Almagest, Tetrabiblos, and the Centiloquium.
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He published the first true Latin edition of his famous book at Basel in August 1559.
It is a Latin edition printed in 1515 at Venice by Petrus Lichtenstein.
The authoritative Latin edition was published in 1584 in Leipzig.
Montaigne owned a Latin edition published in Paris, in 1563, by Denis Lambin which he heavily annotated.
In 1540 he published a Latin edition of Ptolemy 's Geographia with illustrations.
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