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Pliny's Epistles in Ten Books: Volume 1, Books 1-6

The Life of Pliny

1.

Pliny's Epistles Book I

2.

Pliny's Epistles Book II.

3.

Pliny's Epistles. Book III.

4.

Pliny's Epistles. Book IV.

5.

Pliny's Epistles. Book V.

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6.

Pliny's Epistles. Book VI.

6.1.

Epistle I. To Tyro.

6.2.

Epistle II. To Arrian.

6.3.

Epistle III. To Verus.

6.4.

Epistle IV. To Calphurnia.

6.5.

Epistle V. To Ursus.

6.6.

Epistle VI. To Fundanus.

6.7.

Epistle VII. To Calphurnia.

6.8.

Epistle VIII. To Priscus.

6.9.

Epistle IX. To Tacitus.

6.10.

Epistle X. To Albinus.

6.11.

Epistle XI. To Maximus.

6.12.

Epistle XII. To Fabatus, His Wife's Grandfather.

6.13.

Epistle XIII. To Ursus.

6.14.

6.15.

Epistle XV. To Romanus.

6.16.

Epistle XVI. To Tacitus.

6.17.

Epistle XVIII. To Restitutus.

6.18.

Epistle XVIII. To Sabinus.

6.19.

Epistle XIX. To Cornelius Nepos.

6.20.

Epistle XX. To Tacitus.

6.21.

Epistle XXI. To Caninius.

6.22.

Epistle XXII. To Tyro.

6.23.

Epistle XXIII. To Triarius.

6.24.

Epistle XXIV. To Macer.

6.25.

Epistle XXV. To Hispanus.

6.26.

Epistle XXVI. To Servianus.

6.27.

Epistle XXVII. To Severus.

6.28.

Epistle XXVIII. To Pontius.

6.29.

Epistle XXIX. To Quadratus.

6.30.

Epistle XXX. To Fabatus.

6.31.

Epistle XXXI. To Cornelian.

6.32.

Epistle XXXII. To Quintilian.

6.33.

Epistle XXXIII. To Romanus.

6.34.

Epistle XXXIV. To Maximus.

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Epistle III. To Verus.

by the Same. [Mr. Henley.]

[_]

He recommends the Care of some Land to him.

I Return you Thanks for cultivating the Ground I gave to my Nurse: At that Time it was worth 100000 Sesterces; afterwards, on a Sinking of the Rent, the Purchase fell, but on you Care, it will be retrieved. Only remember, that I do not only recommend to you the Trees and the Ground, (tho' I consider them too) but my small Present; which it is equally her Interest, who receiv'd it, as mine, who gave it to her, that it should be made the most serviceable.

Farewell.

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