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OF NICEPHORUS GREGORAS ROMAN HISTORY, BOOKS XXXVII.
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Dedication by Jean Boivin to Louis XIV, col. 9 Preface of the same, col. 9 Life, Writings, and Eulogies of Nicephorus Gregoras, col. 19 Preface of Hieronymus Wolfus, col. 97 Notice from Fabricius's [i]Bibliotheca Graeca[/i], col. 99 Preface of Immanuel Bekker to the final books of Nicephorus Gregoras, which, transcribed from the Vatican and Paris codices, finally saw the light of day in the Bonn [i]Byzantine Edition[/i] in the year 1855, col. 115 NICEPHORUS GREGORAS, [i]Byzantine History[/i], Book XXXVII, with notes by various scholars, namely Wolfus, Du Cange, Boivin, and Caperonnier. In this volume are contained books XXIII through the first part of the twenty-fourth (where the Boivin edition ended) and the latter part of the same book, which was transcribed from the Vatican codex, col. 119