A history and description of modern wines / by Cyrus Redding.

  • Cyrus Redding
Date:
1851
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    S CLASSICAL LIBRARY. A Skkies or Literal Prose Translation s oe tiik Grebk and Latin Classics WITH NOT KS AND INDEXES. Viitftinn wit?i the STANDARD LiliUARV, OS. each (except Thucydides, xEsehyliis, VirffH, Horace, Cicero’s Offices, Demosthenes, Appendix to .£schylus, Aristotle's Onjanon^ all of which are 3x. Cd. each volume). 1. HERODOTUS. By Die Rr.v. Henry Cary, M.A. Frontispiece. 2 &. 3. THUCYDIDES. By the Rev. H. Dale. Iu 2 Vols. (3j. 6i/. cacli). Frontispiece. 4. PLATO. Yol. I. By Cary. [The Apolopy of Socrates, Crito Phiciio, Gorgias, Prulugotas, Pliiedrus, Thcietetus, Eulliyphroii, Lysis.] I'Vontis, .so.. 6. LIVY’S HISTORY OF ROME, literally translated. Vol. 1., Books 1 to S. 6. PLATO. Vol. II. By Davis. [Ths Repuhlic, Tinueus, and Critias.] 7. LIVY'S HISTORY OF ROME. Vol. II., Books 9 to 26. 8. SOPHOCLES, 'i'lic Oxford Translation, revised. 9. /tSCHYLUS, literally translated. By an Oxonian. (Price Sj. 6;/.) 9* Puliticus, Uiches, Parmenides, Cratylus, and Mono] 19. LIVY’S HISTORY OF ROME. Vol. IV. (which completes the work). 20. C/ESAR AND HIRTIUS. With Indc.x. 21. HOMERS ILIAD, in prose, literally translated. Frontispiece. 22. HOMER’S ODYSSEY, IIvMNs, EriGRAUS, and Battle oetukI'rogb and Mice 23. PLATO. Vol. IV. By G. Burges, M.A. [Philchus, Charmides, Laches, The Two Alcfliiades, and Ten other Dialogues.] 24, 25, & 32. OVID. By II. T. RILEY, B.A. Complete in 3 Vols. Frontispieces. 26. LUCRETIUS. By the Rev. J. S. Watso.n. With the Metrical Version of J. M. Good. 27, 30, 31, & 34. CICERO’S ORATIONS. By C. D. Yonge. Complete in 4 Vols. tVol. 4 contains idso the Rhetorical Pieces.) 28. PINDAR. By Dawson WL Turner. With the Metrical Version of Moore. Front. 29. PLATO. Vol. V. By G. Burges, M.A. L'i'l'c Iaiws.] 33 & 36. THE COMEDIES OF PLAUTUS, By II. T. Riley, B.A. In 2 Vols. 36. JUVENAL, PERSIUS, Sec. By the Rev. L. Evans, M.A. With the Metrical Version of Gieeoru. Frontispiece. 37. THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY, translated cliicfly by G. Burges, A.M., with Metri- cal Versions hv various Authors. 38. DEMOSTHENES. Hhe Olynthme. Philippic, and other Public Orations, with Aotes, Appendices, Stc., by C. Rann Kennedy. (3». 6d.) 1 e . Is.' — Appendix to, containiti^ the ncu* readings given i«i Ilcrm ann*s postJnv* rliAi/\ss AS/ltAisil 1\iv A /*i .. £S .S\ mous edition of Aisehyliis, translated and edited by G. Burges, .M.A. (3x. 6i/). 10. ARISTOTLE’S RHETORIC AND POETIC. YVith Examination Questions. 11. LIVY’S HISTORY OF ROME. Vol. III., Books 27 to 36. 12 Sc 14. EURIPIDES, literally translated. From the Text of Dindorf. In 2 Vdls. 13. VIRGIL. By Davidson. New Edition, Revised. (Price 3i. Oif.) Frontispiece. 15. HORACE. By Smart. New Edition, Revised. (Price 3s. OJ.) Frontispiece. 16. ARISTOTL E’S ETHICS. By Pboe. R. W. Browne, of King’s College. 17. CICERO’S OFFICES. [Old Age, Friendship, Scipio’s Dream, Pamdoxes, &c.] 13. PLATO. Vol. III. By G. Burges, M.A. [Euthydemus, Symposium, Sophislcs, (iV'?