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This book, which is part of the aut tor's complete work, The Rhetorlogue, is devoted to logic and the lives an I writings of eminent logicians. It seems to be a sort of scrap-book of [lore or less literal quotations, which must have entailed some labour to collect, but which are, unfortunately, unlikely to be very intelligible to Ihose who are not already acquainted with the subject, or very useful to those who are.