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LIVES THE ANCIENT PHiLosoPHERs Translated from


the French Fenelon, with Notes and Life of the


Author: BY the Rev. john CoRMAck. VoL14U Harp


ers Family Library.


The very name of Fenclon operates a charm
upon every lover Of elegant literature His Telem
achus is, perhaps, the most universally popular
book ever written. 1t has been translated into
the language of every civilized nation, and has
readers wherever there any claim to refinement
or taste. If his Lives of Ancient Philosophers
have been less highly appreciated, or less known,
it is not, think, that they have less merit, but
because we have hitherto had no translation
thy of the beautiful original. We happyt TO see
this charming work in dress that will give 10 it
the favor it so richly deserves.