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THE WORKS OF SALLUST. To which are
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It will afford us great pleafure to renew our acquaintance
with Mr S. whore tranflation of Salina is worthy to rank with the
Pliny of Melmoth, and the Tacitus of Murphy. On the Notes
we are happy in beftowing the molt unqualified approbation. The
learned Tranfiator has, with infinite pains, examined all the an-
cients who treat either of the hillory with which he is concerned,
or of the illultrious perfonages who then figured on the public
Rage He has been thus enabled to colledt into a focus much
ufe.ul information, which before was fcattered in a variety of
writers, and has brought his readers to a full acquaintance with
the views, charaders, and tempers •f the different adors who
pafs iu review before him Critic, December 1806, Mrrch
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