An edition of A practical grammar of the Latin tongue (1729)

A practical grammar of the Latin tongue

wherein all the rules are expressed in English, in the method of text and notes ; and thrown into the most agreeable view, for the benefit of learners. The whole established upon rational principles, and classical authorities : with a large explanation of elliptical constructions, and the various uses of the preposition. Directions for construing, parsing, and making Latin ; some hints in chhronology ; a character of the Roman classics ; and a large account of prosody. To which is added a vocabulary , containing, among other things, lists ... of verbs simple, and compound ; irregular in formation ... of deponents, and supines. Collected from those very learned masters Sanctius cum Perizon, Mess. de Port Royal ... Drawn up at first to serve a private occasion, and now made public, as a testimony of respect to the British youth.

2d ed., enlarged more than two thirds ; and furnished with proper indexes.

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An edition of A practical grammar of the Latin tongue (1729)

A practical grammar of the Latin tongue

wherein all the rules are expressed in English, in the method of text and notes ; and thrown into the most agreeable view, for the benefit of learners. The whole established upon rational principles, and classical authorities : with a large explanation of elliptical constructions, and the various uses of the preposition. Directions for construing, parsing, and making Latin ; some hints in chhronology ; a character of the Roman classics ; and a large account of prosody. To which is added a vocabulary , containing, among other things, lists ... of verbs simple, and compound ; irregular in formation ... of deponents, and supines. Collected from those very learned masters Sanctius cum Perizon, Mess. de Port Royal ... Drawn up at first to serve a private occasion, and now made public, as a testimony of respect to the British youth.

2d ed., enlarged more than two thirds ; and furnished with proper indexes.

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Printed for Robinson and Roberts, Paternoster Row
Language
English
Pages
356

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Subjects
Glossaries, vocabularies, Latin language, Study and teaching, Grammar, Early works to 1800

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A practical grammar of the Latin tongue: wherein all the rules are expressed in English, in the method of text and notes ; and thrown into the most agreeable view, for the benefit of learners. The whole established upon rational principles, and classical authorities : with a large explanation of elliptical constructions, and the various uses of the preposition. Directions for construing, parsing, and making Latin ; some hints in chhronology ; a character of the Roman classics ; and a large account of prosody. To which is added a vocabulary , containing, among other things, lists ... of verbs simple, and compound ; irregular in formation ... of deponents, and supines. Collected from those very learned masters Sanctius cum Perizon, Mess. de Port Royal ... Drawn up at first to serve a private occasion, and now made public, as a testimony of respect to the British youth.
1743, Printed for Robinson and Roberts, Paternoster Row
in English - 2d ed., enlarged more than two thirds ; and furnished with proper indexes.
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A practical grammar of the Latin tongue.: Wherein all the rules for understanding that language, are given in English; ... Being a collection from those very learned masters, Sanctius, and Perizonius, ...
1729, printed for John Gray
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Preface signed J.M. [i.e. John Milner] and dated: June 24, 1742.

The "Vocabulary" has a separate title page (p. [299]) bearing the imprint: London: printed for John Noon, 1743.

Signatures: a-b⁴ ₂b⁴ B-Z⁴ (Y mismarked K) Aa-Zz⁴ Aaa-Eee⁴.

Printer's device on "Vocabulary" title page, head and tail pieces.

ESTC (RLIN) gives identical imprint under no. N20501 as a 8vo. This imprint not listed.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Burns Library copy: autograph of Geo. Allen, Aug. 31, 1870.

c.1: 00/01 0742R.

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Early works to 1800.
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Milner's Latin grammar

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[25], 2-356, [28] p. ;
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356

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