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ENGLISH, IRISH, AND SCOTTISH HISTORY,

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ALDHELMI (Sancti) Opera Omnia, edidit Giles, | BEDE Historia Ecclesiastica, Lat et Anglo-Sax. uns 8vo. (pub. at 10s 6d) cloth, 8s ANDERSONI Diplomatum Scotia Thesaurus-See page 65.

ANTONINI Iter Britanniarum-See Classics.
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ASSERII Ælfredi Regis Res Gestæ, Anglo-Saxo

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ib. 1634

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Warton says that Middleton, in his Life of Cicero,
was much indebted, without acknowledging it, to this
It comprehends a
curious and little known work.
history of Rome, from the foundation of the city to the
In this book Middleton found
time of Augustus.
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cast away, and only a few copies remained, that had
been left in France.

de Statu libri tres. I. De Statu prisci Orbis
in Religione, Re Politica et Literis. II. Cice-
ronis Princeps, sive de Statu Principis et
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III. Ciceronis Consul, Senator,
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ENGLISH, IRISH, AND SCOTTISH HISTORY.

BOETHII HISTORIE SCOTORUM a prima Gentis |
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BONIFACII (Sancti) Opera Omnia, edidit Giles,
1844
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BRIGIDA THAUMATURGA, sive Dissertatio
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