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Taylor (THOMAS styled THE PLATONIST)

THOMAS, styled THE PLATONIST, an English author; born in London, England, May 15, 1758. His works comprise 63 volumes, of which 23 treatises on arithmetic and geometry; on the Eleusinian and Bacchic mysteries; an are large quartos. Among them are treatises on arithmetic and geometry; on cule of Thomas Paine's "Rights of Man"; a "History of the Restoration of the Pla- Theology"; and a volume of "Miscellanies in Prose and Verse." His main a "History of the Restoration of the Pla- tonic Theology"; and a volume of "Miscal Greek and Latin works. His translation of Plato was in five volumes, and was printed at the expense of the Duke of Norfolk. Of his translation of Arislation of Plato was in five volumes, and off, the expense being defrayed by W. was printed at the expense of the Duke of Norfolk. Of his translation of Arisin London Nov. 1, 1835.

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