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This edition, begun eight years ago, has been worked upon with fair persistency. It is designed for the practical use of American students as they are.

In securing a pure text which has been a chief aim and materials for its elucidation, I have had much help from the authorities mentioned in the Biblio graphical Note. Professor Gurme, my tried colleague, has given valued advice at many points. I express per sonal thanks, also, to the Librarians of the National Library in Berlin and of Columbia University in the City of New York for the use of original materials for illustration.

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