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JEREMIAH MARKLAND (1693–1776)

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Originally appearing in Volume V17, Page 736 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JEREMIAH
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MARKLAND (1693–1776)  ,
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English classical
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scholar, was
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born at Childwall in
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Lancashire on the 29th (or 18th) of
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October 1693 . He was educated at
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Christ's
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Hospital and Peterhouse,
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Cambridge . He died at
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Milton, near
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Dorking, on the 7th of
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July 1776 . His most important
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works are Epistola critica (1723), the Sylvae of
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Statius (1728), notes to the
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editions of
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Lysias by
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Taylor, of
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Maximus of
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Tyre by
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Davies, of
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Euripides'
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Hippolytus by
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Musgrave, editions of Euripides' Supplices, Iphigenia in Tauride and in Aulide (ed . 'T .
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Gaisford, 1811); and Remarks on the Epistles of
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Cicero to
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Brutus (1745) . See J .
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Nichols's
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Literary Anecdotes (1812), iv . 272; also
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biography by F . A .
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Wolf, Lilerarische Analekten, ii . 370 (1818) .

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