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ATLAS of ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, containing upwards of sixty Maps and Plans, illustrative of the most popular Grecian and Roman Historians; to which are added, Chronological Tables.4to. half bound, price £3,3. coloured.

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DIVINITY.

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The ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, with Notes compiled from the writings of the most eminent Divines of the Church of England, confirmed by texts of the Holy Scriptures. Price 2s.

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CATECHISM of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, with Scripture
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MANUAL of DIVINITY. 2 vols. price 9s. containing

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An Historical Connection between the Old and New
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A Prophetical Connection between the Old and New
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The Harmony of the Old and New Testaments.

A Summary of the Evidences of the Christian Religion.

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An INDEX to the GLOSSARIES contained in Bishop Blomfield's
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VIRGILII BUCOLICA ET GEORGICA, with an English
Translation; Notes and Illustrations by JOHN MARTYN, F. R. S.
Professor of Botany in the University of Cambridge. 12mo.

LEXICON HERODOTEUM, SCHWEIGHAUSER. 8vo. 14s.
A TREATISE ON LOGIC, on the basis of Aldrich, by the
Rev. JOHN HUYSHE, M.A. of Brasennose College, Oxford. Second
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has freely made use of the suggestions of others, wherever
he thought that they were calculated to elucidate any
difficulty.-Preface.

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BUCOLICA ET GEORGICA:

WITH NOTES

BY

JOHN MARTYN, F. R. S.

PROFESSOR OF BOTANY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

ILLUSTRATED BY A SERIES OF PLATES.

OXFORD:

PUBLISHED BY J. VINCENT.

MDCCCXXIX.

RODL TIBR 3-MAY 1916 OXFORD

PRINTED BY T. BARTLETT, OXFORD.

THE object of the present edition of MARTYN'S BUCOLICS and GEORGICKS of VIRGIL being to combine cheapness with utility, it has been deemed necessary to omit or curtail the numerous quotations from ancient authors, which have been inserted at great length in the former editions: those only are retained which appeared essential to the clear understanding of the author.

The expression, "I have translated it," occurs frequently in the notes; in order to explain which, it is necessary to state that the editor has published the same edition with a translation, for the use of those who may require more assistance than can be obtained from the notes. A vocabulary of such words as are used by Virgil in a peculiar sense, is added by way of Appendix.

OXFORD, MARCH, 1829.