Chronicorum Canonum Libri Ii ... Angelus Maius Et Johannes Zohrabus ... Latinitate Donatum Notisque Illustratum, Additis Graecis Reliquiis, Ed... (Paperback)

Chronicorum Canonum Libri II presents a vital historical resource translated into Latin by Angelus Maius and Johannes Zohrabus, meticulously annotated and supplemented with Greek fragments. This edition offers scholars and historians access to the chronicles of Eusebius Pamphilus, Bishop of Caesarea, and Samuel Aniensis, providing invaluable insights into the ancient world.

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