Latin Grammar, Compiled From the Roman Classics and Adapted to Teaching by Termination

"A Latin Grammar, Compiled From the Roman Classics and Adapted to Teaching by Termination" is a comprehensive guide designed for students and educators of the Latin language. Compiled from authentic Roman sources, this grammar book offers a systematic approach to understanding Latin, focusing on grammatical structures and their practical application. Ideal for classroom use or self-study, it provides a solid foundation for those seeking to master the intricacies of Latin and appreciate the richness of classical literature. This edition aims to preserve the original work's value, making it accessible to contemporary audiences interested in classical studies and language learning.

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