Henri Estienne's 'Lexicon Ciceronianum Graeco-Latinum' is a comprehensive dictionary of Greek and Latin words used by Cicero in his speeches and writings. The work is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in Cicero's linguistic style and literary technique, and provides a fascinating window into the intellectual world of ancient Rome. It is also a valuable tool for anyone studying Latin or Greek, and remains a popular reference work to this day.

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