Latin Reader

A Latin Reader, adapted to Bullions's Latin Grammar and to Bullions & Morris's Latin Grammar, is a comprehensive guide designed to facilitate the study of Latin. Originally published in 1870, this reader provides an introduction to the idioms of the Latin language, an improved vocabulary, and exercises in Latin prose composition following a new plan.

Authored by Peter Bullions, this text aims to provide students with a solid foundation in Latin grammar and composition. This edition retains the original structure and content, making it a valuable resource for both students and educators interested in classical language studies. This book serves as a vital link to traditional methods of language instruction.

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