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A dialogue on devotion after the manner of Xenophon; : in which the reasonableness, pleasure and advantages of it are considered. To which is prefix'd, a conversation of Socrates on the being and providence of God. Translated from the Greek

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1745?]
Call number: 439636
Creator: Amory, Thomas (1701-1774)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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A dialogue on devotion after the manner of Xenophon; : in which the reasonableness, pleasure and advantages of it are considered. To which is prefix'd, a conversation of Socrates on the being and providence of God. Translated from the Greek

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A dialogue on devotion, after the manner of Xenophon; : in which the reasonableness, pleasure and advantages of it are considered. To which is prefixed, a conversation of Socrates on the being and providence of God. Translated from the Greek

A translation of the passages from Greek, Latin, Italian, and French writers, quoted in the prefaces and notes to The pursuits of literature; : a poem, in four dialogues. To which is prefixed, A prefatory epistle, ... By the translator

The works of Anacreon, and Sappho. Done from the Greek, by several hands. : With their lives prefix'd. To which is added, The prize of Wisdom. A dialogue between Anacreon and Aristotle. By M. Fontenelle. Also Bion's Idyllium, upon the death of Adonis. By the Earl of Winchelsea