Giovanni Michele Bruto (approximately 1515-1594)

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Ciceronis (vel incerti auctoris) Rhetoricorum ad Herennium libri quatuor : Et De inventione libri duo. Cum integris Dionysii Lambini, Fulvii Ursini, Jani Gruteri, Jacobi Gronovii, & excerptis aliorum notis, variantibus codicum MSS. lectionibus, & ineditis animadversionibus Joh. Georgii Graevii. Additis sub finem Joh. Michaelis Bruti, & ineditis notis Francisci Oudendorpii. Curante Petro Burmanno Secundo ...

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