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Page 18, line 6, read can be permanently free. 74, line laft but two, for § 8. read § 7. 78, line 1. dele § 2.

135, lines 9 and 13, for Scylla, read Sylla.

166, line 2 from the bottom, and p. 167, 1ft line, fhould have been thus pointed, "Every one who is induf"trious may gain fubfiftence where agriculture, the arts, "manufactures, and commerce are encouraged.

"are," &c.

Page 306, line 5, for Charles II, read Charles XL

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Shortly will be published, in Two Volumes 8vo,

(BY THE SAME AUTHOR)

THE

CIVIL

HISTORY

O F

IMPERIAL ROME.

Including a Period of Five Hundred and Five Years,

From the Death of Julius Cæfar to the Abdication of Auguftulus, the laft Emperor of Rome: