Quintilian
QUINTILIANUS or two violins, a tenor, a violoncello, and double bass, having the same form as a youth he was at Rome, and heard the lectures of Domitius Afer, who died A. D. 59. He accompanied Gabba to Rome, in youth he was at Rome, and heard the lecand still more eminent as a teacher of rhetoric. He taught at Rome for 20 years, was named preceptor to the grandnephews of Domitian, had also Pliny the younger among his scholars. He tired from his public duties in 89, and is supposed to have lived about 30 years longer. His great work is entitled, "On Oratory as an Art." younger among his scholars. He re- IUS, brother of Claudius II., was, tired from his public duties in 89, and is supposed to have lived about 30 years the army in Aquitaine, A. D. 270, but being deserted by his troops on the approach of the rival Emperor Aurelian, 17 days after assuming the scepter. army, he bled himself to death in a bath 17 days after assuming the scepter. paper. Wrapping, envelope, flat-cap, printing, and many other papers are not QUIRE, a collection of 24 sheets of printing, and many other papers are not folded. News paper has 25 sheets to the paper. Wrapping, envelope, flat-cap, quire. Also a collection of one of each of the sheets of a book laid in consecutive order ready for folding.