Old Rome and London compared: the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state ; by which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their over-streched, fulsom, and hyperbolical account of old Rome and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages
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| title | Old Rome and London compared the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state ; by which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their over-streched, fulsom, and hyperbolical account of old Rome and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages |
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| title_full | Old Rome and London compared the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state ; by which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their over-streched, fulsom, and hyperbolical account of old Rome and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages by a person of quality |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Old Rome and London compared the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state ; by which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their over-streched, fulsom, and hyperbolical account of old Rome and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages by a person of quality |
| title_short | Old Rome and London compared |
| title_sort | old rome and london compared the first in its full glory and the last in its present state by which it plainly appears that lipsius and vossius are egregiously mistaken in their over streched fulsom and hyperbolical account of old rome and that london as it is at present exceeds it much in its extent populousness and many other advantages |
| title_sub | the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state ; by which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their over-streched, fulsom, and hyperbolical account of old Rome and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages |
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