Adam's Latin Grammar: With Numerous Additions and Improvements, Designed to Aid the More Advanced Student by Fuller Elucidations of the Latin Classics (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Adam's Latin Grammar: With Numerous Additions and Improvements, Designed to Aid the More Advanced Student by Fuller Elucidations of the Latin Classics

In consequence of these additions, the verbs occupy seventy two pages instead of thirty-two, as in the common editions of Adam's Grammar. But it is believed that the space could not be better filled. Not only will it afi'ord the advanced scholar great satisfaction to be able to ascertain readily, whether any part Of a verb which he may wish to employ, has been used by the best Roman writers, but it is highly important that the scholar in the Grammar school should begin right, and not in after years be obliged to do, what all know is so hard to be done - unlearn what has been learned amiss.

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