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1 1 1 45 Paterculus , the Roman historian , fl . Newcombe . 62 Persius , the
Roman satyric poet . Brewster . 64 Quintius Curtius , a Roman historian of
Alexander the Great , i . Dig by . Seneca of Spain , the philosopher and tragic
poet , put to ...
1 1 1 45 Paterculus , the Roman historian , fl . Newcombe . 62 Persius , the
Roman satyric poet . Brewster . 64 Quintius Curtius , a Roman historian of
Alexander the Great , i . Dig by . Seneca of Spain , the philosopher and tragic
poet , put to ...
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184 Plautus, the Roman comic poet. Thornton. 159 Terence, of Carthage, the
Latin comic poet. Colman. 155 Diogenes, of Babylon, the Stoic philosopher. 124
Polybius, of Greece, the Greek and Roman historian. Hampton. 54 Lucretius, the
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184 Plautus, the Roman comic poet. Thornton. 159 Terence, of Carthage, the
Latin comic poet. Colman. 155 Diogenes, of Babylon, the Stoic philosopher. 124
Polybius, of Greece, the Greek and Roman historian. Hampton. 54 Lucretius, the
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Quintius Curtius, a Roman historian of Alexander the Great, fl. Digby." Seneca of
Spain, the philosopher and tragic poet, put to death. L'Estrange. Lucan, the
Roman epic poet, ditto. Rowe. Pliny the elder, the Roman natural historian.
Holland.
Quintius Curtius, a Roman historian of Alexander the Great, fl. Digby." Seneca of
Spain, the philosopher and tragic poet, put to death. L'Estrange. Lucan, the
Roman epic poet, ditto. Rowe. Pliny the elder, the Roman natural historian.
Holland.
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| Title | Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages in Prose: Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons: Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Poetry |
| Editor | Vicesimus Knox |
| Edition | 9 |
| Publisher | J. Johnson, 1808 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2006 |
| Length | 1 pages |
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