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PHEBUS (Gaston, Conte de Foix), Livre du deduyt de la Chasse.

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QUIDAM. _Vernon's_ Anglo-Saxon Guide _should be followed up by Thorpe's_
Analecta _and_ Anglo-Saxon Gospels.

SILENUS. _If our correspondent will refer to our First Volume_, pp. 177.
203. 210. 340., _and our Second Volume_, p. 3., _he will find the history
of the well-known couplet from the_ Musarum Deliciae,

"For he that fights, and runs away,
May live to fight another day,"

_fully illustrated._

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another correspondent with the name of the maker?_

RECORD OF EXISTING MONUMENTS. _We hope next week to return to this
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