XENOPHON:  Trinity College, Cambridge. 
Hellenica
PLATO:  Republic, — Rev. W.H.  Thompson, M.A., Fellow and
and Selections Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge.
of Dialogues
LIVY — Dr. William Smith, Editor of the Dictionary
                                   of Greek and Roman Antiquities,
                                  and of the Greek and Roman
                                 Biography and Mythology. 
TACITUS — Wm. B. Donne, Esq. 
VIRGIL — Rev. Charles Merivale, M.A.. late Fellow
LUCAN and Tutor of St. John’s College, Cambridge. 
CICERO:  Orations — George Long, Esq.
and
Philosophical
Works
SALLUST — W. Ramsay, Esq., M.A., Trinity College,
JUVENAL Cambridge:  Professor of Humanity in
and PERSIUS the University of Glasgow. 
HORACE — Rev. Arthur John Macleane, M.A., Trinity
                              College, Cambridge; Principal of
                              Brighton College.

The undermentioned volumes are already in progress,
and are expected to appear during 1850-1:—­

HERODOTUS, Three Volumes. 
ILIAD, One Volume. 
HORACE, Two Volumes. 
CICERO, Orations, Vol.  I.
PLATO, Dialogues, Vol.  I.
TACITUS, Vol.  I.

Each work will be sold separately; but, as the Publishers expect that they will be enabled to extend the series until it shall approximate to a complete collection of the Greek and Latin Classics, and as they have reason to think that such a collection would be found an acceptable addition to all public and private Libraries, they hope to receive the names of persons who are willing to give encouragement to the scheme, as Subscribers to the entire Series.

WHITTAKER & Co.  Ave Maria Lane; and GEORGE BELL, 186.  Fleet Street.

Vols.  I. and II. 8vo.  Price 28s. cloth.

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