Satiricon. Gaule 1 copy: Publisher's printed cloth

1 copy: Publisher's printed cloth binding (damaged spine

Each document is amply illustrated by Cerny's published "LRL" in the British Museum

8: Zeit Thutmosis'III

Volume 3: Spells 788 to 1185 and index

this practical guide to offer visitors the essential help for a quick but fruitful journey to the most prestigious sanctuaries ever built on the banks of the Nile

Satiricon. Gaule 1 copy: Publisher's printed clothClassic bilingual collection. A precursor to the "novel" (along with Apuleius's The Golden Donkey), the Satiricon, of which only large excerpts have survived and which Fellini's film helped to popularize, is the work of an author of whom we only know the date of his death (66 AD). He apparently had to commit suicide after losing Nero's esteem, not without having composed a pamphlet against his debauchery. Its narrator is Eucolpus, who goes from