Grobianus; Or, the Compleat Gentleman. an Ironical Poem. in Three Books. Done Into English, from the Original Latin of Friderick Dedekindus, the Second Edition. to Which Is Added, a Receipt to Make

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British Library

T138715

With an index. A reissue of the first edition, with the titlepage and dedication reset, and two leaves paginated 5-7,[1] containing 'A receipt to make maw wallop' inserted between sigs. T2 and T3.

London : printed for T. Cooper, 1739. xiii,[3],276,5-7,[13]p. ; 8