Sallust on the Gods and the World; and the Pythagoric Sentences of Demophilus

29i(,r ■c . (o ^\t SALLUST ON THE GODS AND THE WORLD; JlND thb PYTHAGORIC SENTENCES OF . DEMOPHILUS, TRANSLATED FROM TH£ GREEK ; AND FIVE HYMNS by PROCLUS, IN THB ORIOINAL GRBEK» WITH A POBTICAL YBRSION. TO WHICH ARK ADDED^ FIVE HY>INS BY THB TRANSLATOR. ' ivl»»fMyi« SfXfia> roiiin 9}juaf tok @£pi£ o|bio»ot;f« JAMBLICH. P&OTBBPT. JLONDON: PRINTBD FOR BDWARD JEFFREY, PALL MALL. ♦ PREKACE. X HE prefent volume contalns three pieces of compoiition, each of which^ though inconfiderable as to its bulk, is Ineilimable as to the value of itg contents. The firft of thefe is the produdion of Salluft, a Platenic phi- lofopher, who Is confidered by Gale as the fame SalluA: that, according to Suidas, was…

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