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I. in boaids -
HE TWO
LAST PLEADINGS of M. T.
. CICERO against CAIUS VERRES. Translated and il-
lustrated with Notes. By CHARLES KEL'zALL, Esq.
Author of " A Letter from Athens." To which 'is added, a
Postscript, containing Remarks on the State of Modern Sicily.

Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street.
The Translator originally wished to undertake the version of
all the Pleadings, none of which have before appeared in an Eng-
lish dress; but reflection suggested, that the continuation of so
long an invective, together with the dry statements of the prices
of corn, however curious to refer to, would pall upon the English
Reader ; he has, therefore, attempted the translation of the two
last only, by far the finest of the whole. The Notes subjoined
have been added with the view of briefly illustrating the Antiqui-
ties of the Minor Sicilian Cities, which preceding travellers have
omitted to notice.
The Translator, on his arrival in Sicily In 1808, was fully pre-
pared to collect materials for an original work; but was deterred
front proceeding, on finding that, in nearly all his inquiries, he
had been anticipated by former Travellers, both as to the antiqui-
ties and the modern state of the Island. On reaching Palermo,
however, he found that there were some points relative to the
Natural Productions, Manufactures, Arts, and Literature, which
had been untenened, or very briefly dwelt upon by preceding
Travellers. These, however scanty, he lays before the public,
apprehending that at a perioti when Sicily attracts the general at-
tention, they will not be deemed uninteresting or obtrusive.
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