M. N. O.
Auriga.—How comes the Latin word Auriga to mean "a charioteer?"
Varro.
To speak in Lutestring.—1. Philo-Junius—that is, Junius himself—in the 47th Letter, writes:
"I was led to trouble you with these observations by a passage which, to speak in lutestring, I met with this morning, in the course of my reading."
Had the expression in Italics been used before by any one?
2. In the 56th Letter, addressed to the Duke of Grafton, Junius asks:
"Is the union of Blifil and Black George no longer a romance?"
What part of that story is here referred to?
Varro.