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The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

CHAPTER XLII: State Of The Barbaric World
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Renaudot (Fabricius, Bibliot.Graec.tom.xii.p.

246--261) does not mention this Barbaric version of Aristotle.] [Footnote 55: Of these fables, I have seen three copies in three different languages: 1.

In Greek, translated by Simeon Seth (A.D.

1100) from the Arabic, and published by Starck at Berlin in 1697, in 12mo.

2.
In Latin, a version from the Greek Sapientia Indorum, inserted by Pere Poussin at the end of his edition of Pachymer, (p.


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