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6. The Triumphs of _Bacchus_, an Opera.

7. The _Athenian_ Jilt, or intriguing Cullies.

8. The Plague of Impertinence, or a Barber a Fury.

9. _Socrates_ and _Timandra_, or Love the best Philosopher: With several

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FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote A: Jo. Marianæ Histor. Hispania illustrata. Hist. de Turquet.

Reusendius de Antiq. Monarchia Lusitana. Connestag. Philippus Rex

Lusitaniæ. Histoire de Portugal, par Monsieur de la Neufvil. Lusitan.

Vindic. Caëtan Passar de Bello Lusita. Portugal Restaurado de Menezes.

Siry Mem. Recond. Mercure François. Troubles de Portugal. Mem. d'Ablan.]

[Footnote B: _Cardinal_ Richelieu.]

[Footnote C: Ad hæc politicas Artes, bonos & malos Regiminis Dolos,

Dominationis Arcana, humani Latibula ingenii, non modo intelligere

Mulier, sed & pertractare quoque ac provehere, tam Naturâ quam

Disciplinâ mirificè instructa fuit. Caëtan. Passar. de Bello Lusitan._]

[Footnote D: Macedo _tells us, that it was Don_ Antonio d'Almada.]

[Footnote E: _The Judge in Capital Cases._]

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