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

  
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The Life of Pliny

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Pliny's Epistles Book I
 1.1. 
Epistle I. C. Plinius Secundus to his Beloved Septitius.
 1.2. 
Epistle II. To Arrianus.
 1.3. 
Epistle III. To Caninius Rufus.
 1.4. 
Epistle IV. To Pompeia Cælerina, his Wife's Mother.
 1.5. 
Epistle V. To Voconius Romanus.
 1.6. 
Epistle VI. To Cornelius Tacitus.
 1.7. 
Epistle VII. To Octavius Rufus.
 1.8. 
Epistle VIII. To Pompeius Saturninus.
 1.9. 
Epistle IX. To Minutius Fundanus.
 1.10. 
Epistle X. To Atrius Clemens.
 1.11. 
Epistle XI. To Fabius Justus.
 1.12. 
Epistle XII. To Calestrius Tiro.
 1.13. 
Epistle XIII. To Socius Senecio.
 1.14. 
Epistle XIV. To Junius Mauricus.
 1.15. 
Epistle XV. To Septitius Clarus.
 1.16. 
Epistle XVI. To Euritius.
 1.17. 
Epistle XVII. To Cornelius Titian.
 1.18. 
Epistle XVIII. To Tranquillus.
 1.19. 
Epistle XIX. To Romanus Firmus.
 1.20. 
Epistle XX. To Cornelius Tacitus.
 1.21. 
Epistle XXI. To Paternus.
 1.22. 
Epistle XXII. To Catilius Severus.
 1.23. 
Epistle XXIII. To Pompeius Falco.
 1.24. 
Epistle XXIV. To Bebius Hispanus.
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Pliny's Epistles Book II.
 2.1. 
Epistle I.
 2.2. 
Epistle II. To Paulinus.
 2.3. 
Epistle III. To Nepos.
 2.4. 
Epistle IV. To Calvina.
 2.5. 
Epistle V. To Lupercus.
 2.6. 
Epistle VI. To Avitus
 2.7. 
Epistle VII. To Macrinus.
 2.8. 
Epistle VIII. To Caninius.
 2.9. 
Epistle IX. To Apollinaris.
 2.10. 
Epistle X. Pliny to Octavius.
 2.11. 
Epistle XI. Pliny to Arrian.
 2.12. 
Epistle XII. To Arrian.
 2.13. 
Epistle XIII. To Priscus.
 2.14. 
Epistle XIV. To Maximus.
 2.15. 
Epistle XV. To Valerian.
 2.16. 
Epistle XVI. To Annianus.
 2.17. 
Epistle XVII. To Gallus.
 2.18. 
Epistle XVIII. To Mauricus.
 2.19. 
Epistle XIX. To Cerealis.
 2.20. 
Epistle XX. To Calvisius.
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Pliny's Epistles. Book III.
 3.1. 
Epistle I. To Calvisius.
 3.2. 
Epistle II. To Maximus.
 3.3. 
Epistle III. To Corellia Hispulla.
 3.4. 
Epistle IV. To Macrinus,
 3.5. 
Epistle V. To Marcus.
 3.6. 
Epistle VI. To Servus.
 3.7. 
Epistle VII. To Caninius.
 3.8. 
Epistle VIII. To Tranquillus.
 3.9. 
Epistle XI. To Minutian.
 3.10. 
Epistle X. To Spurinna and Coccia.
 3.11. 
Epistle XI. Plinius to Julius Genitor.
 3.12. 
Epistle XII. To Catilius.
 3.13. 
Epistle XIII. To Romanus.
 3.14. 
Epistle XIV. To Acilius.
 3.15. 
Epistle XV. To Proclus.
 3.16. 
Epistle XVI. To Nepos.
 3.17. 
Epistle XVII. To Severian.
 3.18. 
Epistle XVIII. To Severus.
 3.19. 
Epistle XIX. To Calvisius Rufus.
 3.20. 
Epistle XX. To Maximus.
 3.21. 
Epistle XXI. To Priscus.
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Pliny's Epistles. Book IV.
 4.1. 
Epistle I. To his Uncle Fabatus.
 4.2. 
Epistle II. To Clemens.
 4.3. 
Epistle III. To Antonius.
 4.4. 
Epistle IV. To Soffius.
 4.5. 
Epistle V. To Sparsus.
 4.6. 
Epistle VI. To Naso.
 4.7. 
Epistle VII. To Lepidus.
 4.8. 
Epistle VIII.
 4.9. 
Epistle IX. To Ursus.
 4.10. 
Epistle X. To Sabinus.
 4.11. 
Epistle XI. To Minutian.
 4.12. 
Epistle XII. To Arrian.
 4.13. 
Epistle XIII. To Cornelius Tacitus.
 4.14. 
Epistle XIV. To Paternus.
 4.15. 
Epistle XV. To Fundanus.
 4.16. 
Epistle XVI. To Valerius Paulinus.
 4.17. 
Epistle XVII. To Gallus.
 4.18. 
Epistle XVIII. To Antoninus.
 4.19. 
Epistle XIX. To Hispulla, his Wife's Aunt.
 4.20. 
Epistle XX. To Maximus.
 4.21. 
Epistle XXI. To Velius Cerelis.
 4.22. 
Epistle XXII. To Sempronius.
 4.23. 
Epistle XXIII. To Pomponius Bassus.
 4.24. 
Epistle XXIV. To Valens.
 4.25. 
Epistle XXV. To Messius Maximus.
 4.26. 
Epistle XXVI. To Nepos.
 4.27. 
Epistle XXVII. To Falco.
 4.28. 
Epistle XXVIII. To Severus.
 4.29. 
Epistle XXIX. To Romanus.
 4.30. 
Epistle XXX. To Licinius.
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Pliny's Epistles. Book V.
 5.1. 
Epistle I. To Severus.
 5.2. 
Epistle II. To Flaccus.
 5.3. 
Epistle III. To Aristo.
 5.4. 
Epistle IV. To Valerianus.
 5.5. 
Epistle V. To Maximus.
 5.6. 
Epistle VI. To Apollinaris.
 5.7. 
Epistle VII. To Calvisius.
 5.8. 
Epistle VIII. To Capito.
 5.9. 
Epistle IX. To Saturninus.
 5.10. 
Epistle X. To Antoninus.
 5.11. 
Epistle XI. To Tranquillus
 5.12. 
Epistle XII. To Fabatus, his Wife's Grand-father.
 5.13. 
Epistle XIII. To Scaurus.
 5.14. 
Epistle XIV. To Valerian.
 5.15. 
Epistle XV. To Pontius.
 5.16. 
Epistle XVI. To Marcellinus.
 5.17. 
Epistle XVII. To Spurinna.
 5.18. 
Epistle XVIII. To Macer.
 5.19. 
Epistle XIX. To Paulinus.
 5.20. 
Epistle XX. To Ursus.
 5.21. 
Epistle XXI. To Rufus.
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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. 
Epistle XIV.
 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 VIII. To Caninius.

by Mr. TOLAND

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Enquiring how he spends his Time.

Do you study? or go a Fishing? or ride a Hunting? or do all these together? Since our Larius gives you an Opportunity for 'em all: for this Lake affords a Plenty of Fish; the Woods that surround it, Game, and that most profound Retreat, Study. But whether you follow 'em all, or any one thing, I cannot say I envy you: Nevertheless 'tis a Torment to me that I cannot enjoy those things, for which I long, with as much ardour, as feavourish Persons do for Wine, or Baths, or Fountains. Shall I never be able to break, if I cannot dissolve, these intolerable Bonds? I think I never shall. For fresh Business throng on the back of the old, before these are quite finish'd; and the Weight of my Affairs is encreas'd upon me every Day, like an Addition of so many Cords and Chains.

Farewel.

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