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The impression of this work, being shipped for England, was lost in the vessel, which was 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. Ciceronis Princeps, sive de Statu Principis et Imperii. III. Ciceronis Consul, Senator, Senatúsque Romanus, sive de Statu Reip. et Urbis imperantis Orbi, Evo. with MS. corrections by the Rev. H. Homer, veau fauve, gilt edges, fine copy, £1. 5s ib. 1616 This interesting volume was republished by Dr Parr, accompanied by his famous Preface. He states this original edition to be so rare, that only 3 or 4 copies were to be found in the kingdom. 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