Dhe sentencious poets: Pubblius, dhe Syrrian; C. D. Laberius, dhe Roman knight; L. A. Senneca, dhe philossopher; D. Cato, dhe morralist: also, from Ausonius, dhe sayings ov dhe sevven Greek sages; arrainged, and translated into' correspondent Inglish mezzure: By James Elphinston

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• Dhe sentencious poets: Pubblius, dhe Syrrian; C. D. Laberius, dhe Roman knight; L. A. Senneca, dhe philossopher; D. Cato, dhe morralist: also, from Ausonius, dhe sayings ov dhe sevven Greek sages; arrainged, and translated into' correspondent Inglish mezzure: By James Elphinston
• Po"etae sententiosi Latini. English
• Sententious poets

People / Organizations

• James Elphinston (Author)

Imprint

London : Printed by H.L. Galabin, Ingram-coart, Fenchurch-Street; and sold, with or without the Lattin oridginals, by W. Ritchardson, Royal Exchainge; T. Boosey, N. 4, Braud-Street (dhare); J. Deighton, N. 352, Holborn; and W.Clark, N. 38, Bond-Street, 1794.

Publication year

1794

ESTC No.

T217861

Grub Street ID

242643

Description

[4],115,[1]p. ; 12°.

Note

'Dhe sentencious poets' was published at the same time as the Latin version, which was entitled 'Po"etae sententiosi Latini' and could be purchased separately or together with the original

Normalized imprint: Printed by H.L. Galabin, Ingram-court, Fenchurch-Street; and sold, with or without the Latin originals, by W. Richardson, Royal Exchange; T. Boosey, N.4, Broad-Street (there [?]); J. Deighton, N. 352, Holborn; and W.Clarke, N. 38, Bond-Street

At foot in square brackets: "Entered in Stacioners' Hall"

With a half-title.

Uncontrolled note

Cf. t217859