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Thanks for the note. I’m glad to find this blog by it, as I’m actually a grad student in 18th century French history and can use all the help I can get in making my way through the Greek texts. I do know a bit of Latin, but we’re not to the Romans yet.
Thanks again, and feel free to make corrections or comments.