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GRECIAN HISTORY FR,

,02.1 PLUTARCH'S LIVES.

On Tuesday next, will be publ
with numerous Woodcut Il
(Z. REEK HISTORY,
VI Plutarch. By A. H. Cl
Oriel College, Oxford.

fished, in One Volume, fcp. Bvo,
llustrations, price Bs. cloth,
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sic.

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