Tacitus (Publius Cornelius Tacitus) (c. 56-c. 120). Roman historian and politician. Index Vocabulorum omnium quae in C. Cornelio Tacito leguntur (Index of all the words read in C. Cornelius Tacitus). Volume that constitutes the index of "Ad usum Delphinum" by Tacitus, published in 1684 in four volumes by Abbot Julien Pichon. Pichon was one of the "interpreters of the Dauphin" or "critics of the Dauphin" appointed by Montausier, Bossuet and Huet to present works by secular classical authors to Louis, Dauphin of France (1661-1711), son of Louis XIV and heir to the throne. This index is usually found bound at the end of volume IV. Final page. Paris, printing house of the widow of Claude Thiboust (fl. 1667-1711) and Pierre Esclassan (fl. 1666-1718), 1687.

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Tacitus (Publius Cornelius Tacitus) (c. 56-c. 120). Roman historian and politician. Index Vocabulorum omnium quae in C. Cornelio Tacito leguntur (Index of all the words read in C. Cornelius Tacitus). Volume that constitutes the index of "Ad usum Delphinum" by Tacitus, published in 1684 in four volumes by Abbot Julien Pichon. Pichon was one of the "interpreters of the Dauphin" or "critics of the Dauphin" appointed by Montausier, Bossuet and Huet to present works by secular classical authors to Louis, Dauphin of France (1661-1711), son of Louis XIV and heir to the throne. This index is usually found bound at the end of volume IV. Final page. Paris, printing house of the widow of Claude Thiboust (fl. 1667-1711) and Pierre Esclassan (fl. 1666-1718), 1687.

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