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Pliny's Epistles In Ten Books Done into English By several Hands. The Life of Pliny by Mr. Henley Address'd to the Right Honourable the Lord Parker. My L ord , The Practice of setting the L ife of an Author at the head of his Writings, is no less useful than it is prevailing; as it tends very much to improve and finish one of the noblest Branches of History, to give us an Idea of the Writer in a single Draught, and to adjust the Sense and Merit of his Pieces. B ut this is a Debt we particularly owe to the Character of P liny ; as he abounds in every Grace and Talent that is requir'd to make up, or to adorn the Man, the Gentleman, the R oman , the Author, in every Scene, whether more publick, or disengag'd: And as in his Mind, his Conduct and Writings, he is a shining Model of Worth and Honour, of Understanding and Politeness. C aius P linius C æcilius S ecundus , or, the Younger, was born, according to Gruter , in the Year of Christ LXI. The Name of his Father was Cæcilius : Both he, a . . .
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