Sallust: “On the Gods & the World” and Other Works (Hardcover) 0-89314-401-0

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Translated by Thomas Taylor.

Preface by Manly P. Hall



Sallust was a Neoplatonic philosopher who is said to have written this work for the Emperor Julian in the 4th Century AD.


Taylor’s added notes and commentary give valuable insight into the text’s essential meaning. Includes translations of The Pythagoric Sentences of Demophilius and Proclus’ Five Hymns.



Photographic facsimile of a rare 1795 edition.


ISBN: 0-89314-401-0 |  Hardback. 169 pages.

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