M. Hellewell: A Book of Topical Latin Verse. Part 2, with introduction, some translations, paraphrases and notes mainly in English. Pp. 76. Stradbroke Lodge, Burnley Road, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire HX6 2TB: published by the author, n.d. Paper, £1 + postage (3 oz. = 85 gms) [Book Review]

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