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in beatum Job collectore Niceta, Heracleae Metropolita, ex duobus MSS
Bibliothecae Bodleianae codicibus, graece nunc primum in lucem edita,
et latina versa. Accessit ad calcem textus Jobi fex npws, iuxta veram et
germanam Septuaginta Seniorum interpretationem, ex
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Mason, Francis. Vindiciae Ecclesiae Anglicanae : sive de legitimo eiusdem
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R. Montacutii . . . de Originibus Ecclesiasticis Commentationum tomus
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Savile, Sir Henry. Thomae Bradwardini, archiepiscopi olim Cantuariensis,
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Simson, Archibald. Hieroglyphica animalium terrestrium, volatilium, nata-
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quae in Scripturis Sacris inveniuntur et plurimorum aliorum, cum
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De Romanae Ecclesiae symbolo epistolico vetere aliisque fidei formulis. . .
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[Additis insuper Legibus Anglo-Saxonicis Sax. Lat. et Legibus Edwardi
et Gulielmi Bastardi, latine, et Wilhelmi Conquestoris gallice et latine
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Young, Patrick (Patricius Junius). Bibliothecarius regius. Gilberti Foliot
episcopi Londinensis expositio in Canticum Canticorum una cum com-
pendio Alcuini nunc primum e Bibliotheca regia in lucem prodiit opera
et studio Patricii Junii. 1638.
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Bond, John. Persii Flacci Satirae. [With notes. ] 1614.
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Brinsley, John.
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Jones, Basset. Hermaelogium, or an Essay at the Rationality of the Art of
Speaking as a Supplement to Lilye's Grammar, philosophically, mytho-
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to the reader as a rational book by Wm. Du Gard, M. T. School.
Kynaston, or Kinaston, Sir Francis. Translation of Chaucer's Troilus and
Cressida into Latin. Oxford, 1635. [Prefaced by fifteen short Latin poems. ]
Leech, John. Epigrammatum Libri quatuor. 1622.
Ogilby, John. P. Virgilii Maronis Opera per J. Ogilvium edita. 1658. (With
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women beginning with Deborah and ending with Elizabeth Weston. ]
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VIII. GREEK LEARNING
Barrow, Isaac. Euclidis Elementorum libri xv breviter demonstrati. Can-
tab. 1655. (Trans, by Barrow into English. 1660. ]
Burton, William. Commentary on Antoninus his Itinerary or Journies of
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Busby, Richard (headmaster of Westminster school). Graecae Grammatices
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Camden, William. Institutio Graecae Grammatices Compendiaria in usum
Regiae Scholae Westmonasteriensis. 1597. [The standard Greek Gram-
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Casaubon, Isaac. For the works of Casaubon, see list in Mark Pattison's
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Conversations.
Casaubon, Meric. Marci Antonini Imperatoris de Seipso et ad Seipsum libri
XII. . . ; nunc Xylandri versionem locis plurimis emendavit, et novam fecit;
in Antonini libros Notas et Emendationes adjecit Mericus Casaubonus
Is. F. . . . 1632.
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, the Roman Emperour his Meditations
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De Verborum usu et accuratae eorum Cognitionis Utilitate Diatriba.
1647.
De quatuor Linguis Commentationis Pars prior quae, de Lingua
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Greek. ]
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