A Record of Ancient Histories, Entituled in Latin Gesta Romanorum Discoursing of Sundry Examples, for the Aduancement of Vertue, and the Abandoning of Vice. No Lesse Pleasant in Reading, Then Profitable in Practise. (1620)

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