...innumerable advantages in an English interpretation ; to which the only objection is, that it will confine the sale to this country : and, how far it may be...useful only to English readers of Greek, I am afraid cepted, the number of those who ever even look at a Greek book in this country is very small : and...

...innumerable advantages in an English interpretation, to which the only objection is, that it will confine the sale to this country ; and how far it may be possible...English readers of Greek, I am afraid is doubtful." * Under a strong conviction, therefore, that it will be rendering an essential service to the interests...

...innumerable advantages in an English interpretation ; to which the only objection is, that it will confine the sale to this country ; and how far it may be possible...enough of schools, no doubt, to suspect that partiality for old methods is very likely to make them adhere to Latin interpretations, notwithstanding the clear...

...innumerable advantages in an English interpretation, to which the only objection is, that it will confine the sale to this country ; and how far it may be possible...English readers of Greek, I am afraid is doubtful." In America, Plato's language found a powerful champion in the classic scholar, John Pickering, who,...

...interpretation, to which the only objection is, that it will confine the •ale to this country ; and bow far it may be possible to get two thousand subscriptions for a work useful only to KnglUh readers of Greek, I am afraid is doubtful." In America, Plato's language found a powerful champion...