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Bibliomania, i. 9.
Bibliognoste, iii. [343].
Bibliographe, iii. [343].
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Bibliophile, iii. [343].
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Biography, painted, a, iii. [137]-141; remarks on, [414]; sentimental, distinguished from chronological, ib.; of Dante, by Boccacio and Aretino, [415]-419; domestic, [420]-423; customary among the Romans, [424]; comparative, a series of, projected by Elizabeth Hamilton, ib.
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