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1 I | inquisitive labours in ancient literature, and still occupied memory
2 I |  nothing, then, to do with the literature and the teaching, perverted
3 I |       is better known than all literature, more discussed than all
4 IV|  preserve his name by works of literature, or by the simple glory
5 V |       be believed, that before literature and its publication no utterances
6 V |       ancient than any secular literature, (or, let us only say, are
7 V |     human speculations of your literature, and got hardening of common