London bigger than old Rome, or, An essay upon old Rome : wherein 'tis plainly demonstrated that it's extent did not exceed that of new Rome, against Justus Lipsius, Vossius, and their followers, and that it never was so big as London is now humbly dedicated to the Honourable Robert Harley ... speaker to the honourable House of Commons /

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• London bigger than old Rome, or, An essay upon old Rome : wherein 'tis plainly demonstrated that it's extent did not exceed that of new Rome, against Justus Lipsius, Vossius, and their followers, and that it never was so big as London is now humbly dedicated to the Honourable Robert Harley ... speaker to the honourable House of Commons /
  by: Souligné, de
  Published: (1701)
• London bigger than old Rome, or, An essay upon old Rome : wherein 'tis plainly demonstrated that it's extent did not exceed that of new Rome, against Justus Lipsius, Vossius, and their followers, and that it never was so big as London is now humbly dedicated to the Honourable Robert Harley ... speaker to the honourable House of Commons /
  by: Souligne��, de
  Published: (1701)
• London bigger than old Rome, or, An essay upon old Rome wherein 'tis plainly demonstrated that it's extent did not exceed that of new Rome, against Justus Lipsius, Vossius, and their followers, and that it never was so big as London is now ... /
  by: Souligné, de
  Published: (1701)
• London bigger than old Rome, or, An essay upon old Rome : wherein 'tis plainly demonstrated that it's extent did not exceed that of new Rome, against Justus Lipsius, Vossius, and their followers, and that it never was so big as London is now humbly dedicated to the Honourable Robert Harley ... speaker to the honourable House of Commons /
  by: Soulign�, de
  Published: (1701)
• Old Rome and London compared, the first in its full glory, and the last in its present state. By which it plainly appears, that Lipsius and Vossius are egregiously mistaken, in their ... account of old Rome; and that London, as it is at present, exceeds it much in its extent, populousness and many other advantages
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