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... Epig . lxii . 1 . IB . vi . Epig . xciii . 9 . VIRG . Æn . ii . 2 . OVID . Pont.iv. El . ix . 13 . in such sort as they held it as a great testimonie of sim- plicitie , to wash themselves in pure and uncompounded water : Such as were ...
... Epig . lxii . 1 . IB . vi . Epig . xciii . 9 . VIRG . Æn . ii . 2 . OVID . Pont.iv. El . ix . 13 . in such sort as they held it as a great testimonie of sim- plicitie , to wash themselves in pure and uncompounded water : Such as were ...
Page 345
... Epig . li . 11 . LUCR . iv . 1018 . CHAPTER XLIX Of ancient customes MART . vii . Epig 2 T 345 THE FIRST BOOKE.
... Epig . li . 11 . LUCR . iv . 1018 . CHAPTER XLIX Of ancient customes MART . vii . Epig 2 T 345 THE FIRST BOOKE.
Page 363
... Epig . lv . 4 . IB . ii . Epig . xii . 4 . HOR . Epod . xii . 4 . LV f Smels and Odors CHAPTER smels fast - tied 363 THE FIRST BOOKE.
... Epig . lv . 4 . IB . ii . Epig . xii . 4 . HOR . Epod . xii . 4 . LV f Smels and Odors CHAPTER smels fast - tied 363 THE FIRST BOOKE.
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