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... OF MAGDALEN HALL , THESE VOLUMES ARE ( BY PERMISSION ) DEDICATED , AS A TESTIMONY OF RESPECT , BY HIS OBEDIENT SERVANT AND FRIEND , DUDLEY , WORCESTERSHIRE . AUGUST 2 , 1825 . THE AUTHOR . J PREFACE . THE works on the subject of Classical.
... OF MAGDALEN HALL , THESE VOLUMES ARE ( BY PERMISSION ) DEDICATED , AS A TESTIMONY OF RESPECT , BY HIS OBEDIENT SERVANT AND FRIEND , DUDLEY , WORCESTERSHIRE . AUGUST 2 , 1825 . THE AUTHOR . J PREFACE . THE works on the subject of Classical.
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Joseph William Moss. PREFACE . THE works on the subject of Classical Bibliography which have attained the greatest repute have either from the barrenness of their Contents been little better than Catalogues , or from their bulk and ...
Joseph William Moss. PREFACE . THE works on the subject of Classical Bibliography which have attained the greatest repute have either from the barrenness of their Contents been little better than Catalogues , or from their bulk and ...
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... the Public . - I take this opportunity of returning my thanks to my ( London ) Printer . for his anxious solicitude in expediting the completion of this Work . has been creeping through the press , it is feared vi PREFACE .
... the Public . - I take this opportunity of returning my thanks to my ( London ) Printer . for his anxious solicitude in expediting the completion of this Work . has been creeping through the press , it is feared vi PREFACE .
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... been taken , as they scarcely seem to belong to that Class of elegant Literature to which these Volumes are espe- cially devoted . 66 Adspiret primo Fortuna labori . " A MANUAL OF CLASSICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY . A.C. CL . ÆLIANI PREFACE . vii.
... been taken , as they scarcely seem to belong to that Class of elegant Literature to which these Volumes are espe- cially devoted . 66 Adspiret primo Fortuna labori . " A MANUAL OF CLASSICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY . A.C. CL . ÆLIANI PREFACE . vii.
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