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DE ORATORE.

MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO de Oratore

ad Q. Fratrem. Ex MSS. recensuit Tho. Cockman, e coll. Vniv. A. B. Oxoniae, e theatro Sheldoniano, 1696. 8.—Editio secunda.⁠Ibid.

1706. 8.

M. T. C. de Oratore ad Q. Fratrem Dialog.

Lib. III. cumi Interpretatione ac Notis in vsum Delphini, edidit Jacobus Proust. Oxoniae 1714,

1723. 8.

M. T. C. ad Q. Fratrem Dialogi tres de Oratore.

Ex MSS. emendauit, notisque illustrauit. Zacharias Pearce, A. B. Trin, Coll. Cantab. Cantabrigiae, typis acad. apud Corn. Crownfield, 1716. 8. repetita est hæc editio præstans notis et emendationibus multo auctior, ibid. 1732. 8.—

Londini 1745, 1771, 1778. 8.

I have carefully read two of these Editions of Cicero de Oratore, published by Bishop Pearce, that of Cambridge 1732, and that of London 1745; and they are both very correct, but the London Edition is better printed. Harwood p. 178.

M. T. C. ad Q. Fratrem Dialogi tres de Oratore. Glasguae 1749. 12.

M. T. C. de Oratore translated into English by. G. P. London 1723. 8.

M. T. CICERO de Oratore. Or, his Three

Dialogues upon the Character and Qualifications, of an Orator. Translated into English. With Notes historical and explanatory, and an introductory

Preface. By William Guthrie, Esq.