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D. Iunii Iuvenalis Et Auli Persii Satyrae Ad Fidem Optimorum Librorum Accurate Recensitae...
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A New And Literal Translation Of Juvenal And Persius: With Explanatory Notes In Which These Difficult Satirists Are Rendered Easy And Familiar To The Reader, Volume 1
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The Satires: Of Persius, Translated Into English By Thomas Sheridan, ...
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