Sokratous scholastikou kai Hermeiou Sozomenou [sic] ekklesiastike historia. = Socratis scholastici et Hermiæ Sozomeni historia ecclesiastica. Henricus Valesius Græcum textum ... emendavit, Latine vertit, & adnotationibus illustravit. ... Hanc editionem

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T146658

The first seven words of the title are transliterated from the Greek. Half-title: 'Socratis scholastici et Hermiæ Sozomeni historia ecclesiastica Græce et Latine'. 'Hermeiou Sozomenou ekklesiastike historia' has a separate half-title, pagination and reg

Cantabrigiæ typis academicis. Curâ Cornelii Crownfield. Impensis executorum Joannis Nicholson: & prostant venales apud Robertum Knaplock & Danielem Midwinter bibliopolas Londinenses, 1720. [20],396;408, [16]p., III plates: maps; 2°