The Spectator 6
The Spectator 6
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61-72, 147-154.
No. 426. PAGE III. Motto, Virgil, -^«. iii. 56-7.
— Basilius Valentinus, Cf. vol. ii. p. 328.
— " This tale is from the Description of the memorable Sea and Land Travels through Persia to the East Indies, hy Tohaim Albrecht von Mandelslo, translated from the German of Olearius, by J. B. B. Bk. v. p. 189" (H. Morle/s edition of the Spectator), No. 427. PAGE 115. Motto, Cicero Pro M, Caelio, 3, 8.
PAGE 116. Cicero in one of his Plectdings, Oral, pro Cn, Plancio^ PAGE 117. The StcU...ue in Rome, See note in vol. 1. p. 323.
No. 426. PAGE 118. Motto, Honce, Ars Poet. 417.
— Author of Strops for Razors, In No. 449 (A,) there is an advertisement of the "Famous Original Venetian Strops, neatly fix'd on Boards." Na 429. PAGE 121. Motto. Horace, Odes, II. ii. 19-21.
— Institution of an Inftrmary, Ante, p. 105.
No. 430. PAGE 125. Motto, Horace, Epist. I. xvii. 62.
PAGE 128. For higher, etc. Par, Lost, viii 598-9.
Na43L —Motto, Cicero?
No. 432. PAGE 131. Motto, Virgil, £^A?^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
61-72, 147-154.
No. 426. PAGE III. Motto, Virgil, -^«. iii. 56-7.
— Basilius Valentinus, Cf. vol. ii. p. 328.
— " This tale is from the Description of the memorable Sea and Land Travels through Persia to the East Indies, hy Tohaim Albrecht von Mandelslo, translated from the German of Olearius, by J. B. B. Bk. v. p. 189" (H. Morle/s edition of the Spectator), No. 427. PAGE 115. Motto, Cicero Pro M, Caelio, 3, 8.
PAGE 116. Cicero in one of his Plectdings, Oral, pro Cn, Plancio^ PAGE 117. The StcU...ue in Rome, See note in vol. 1. p. 323.
No. 426. PAGE 118. Motto, Honce, Ars Poet. 417.
— Author of Strops for Razors, In No. 449 (A,) there is an advertisement of the "Famous Original Venetian Strops, neatly fix'd on Boards." Na 429. PAGE 121. Motto. Horace, Odes, II. ii. 19-21.
— Institution of an Inftrmary, Ante, p. 105.
No. 430. PAGE 125. Motto, Horace, Epist. I. xvii. 62.
PAGE 128. For higher, etc. Par, Lost, viii 598-9.
Na43L —Motto, Cicero?
No. 432. PAGE 131. Motto, Virgil, £^A?^.
What to read after The Spectator 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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