Excerpt from T. Macci Plavti Avlvlaria: With Notes Critical and Exegetical and an Introduction
In concluding this preface, it gives me great pleasure publicly to acknowledge the manifold obligations which I owe to Dr Ernest Adams, who has not only kindly touched my English style in many a sore part, but to whose hints and suggestions both the Introduction and notes are greatly indebted.
Thus I dismiss my book, though I feel that it stands in need of much indulgence and forbearance - I venture to say that it would be better if I could have written it at a place more favourable to philological studies than Manchester.
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