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The Man Who Spoke Latin and the Baltimore Case
Average Jones, an advertising advisor, helps uncover the Livius Enderby mystery in Johns Hopkins Latin circles. Enderby, posing as a Latinist, seeks a rare 17th century Latin work in Col Ridgway Graeme’s library, colluding with Colonel Graeme and Professor Warren to exploit hidden Provenance. A trap, a forged Latin, and a buried Percy bound volume lead to Enderby’s capture and a dramatic reveal of the book’s true fate.
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Jones
Average Jones
Telfik Bey
Bert
Robert Bertram
Bertram
J. Alden Honeywell
Baltimore
L. Livius M. F
Scientiarum Belli
M. Agrippa
Livius
Lucius Livius
Marcus Praenestinus
Mr. Livius
Department of Latin
Johns Hopkins University
Warren
B. Jones
L. Livius
Col. Ridgway
Graeme
Carteret Street
Tacitus
B. C
Washington
Colonel Graeme
Classicist Press
Classical Weekly
Ridgway Graeme
Mr. Jones
Graeme House
Johns Hopkins
Plancus
Col. Ridgway Graeme
Anny
New York
Enderby
Harvard
Baul
Cosmic Club
Ln Carteret Street
Percival
Jasmine Street
Hans Fichtel
Fichtel
Academy
Fritz
Bacon
Lord Bacon
Professor Warren
Cestus
Toot
Shakespeare
Ender
Barclay
Jersey
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company