The Twelve Caesars Agatha Christie 1–294 [295–298]: [14] pages of

1–294 [295–298]: [14] pages of colour plates

The Winchester edition received great praise in the press for placing Austen in a setting worthy of her writings

Slight discolouration to spine and minimal creasing to extremities

which had originally appeared in John Ogilby’s translation of 1654

The Twelve Caesars Agatha Christie 1–294 [295–298]: [14] pages ofGaius Suetonius Tranquillus, The Twelve Caesars. London: The Folio Society, 1964. Ninth printing thus, 2000. Translated by Robert Graves, wood engravings by Raymond Hawthorn. 253 164 30 mm. Pp. [17] 8318 [319320]. Type: Poliphilus and Blado with Columna for display. Printed and bound by Butler and Tanner. Full red brown cloth with a medallion design in blue and gold; map endleaves. Blue and dark blue slip case. Folio 21 notes two binding variants, one