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Elementary Latin Dictionary: With Brief Helps for Latin Readers

Elementary Latin Dictionary: With Brief Helps for Latin Readers

by C . T . Lewis (Author)

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    Abridged 1963

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Synopsis

An abridgment of the 'Latin Dictionary for Schools,' this edition is a comprehensive resource for Latin students.

$82.21

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Format: Abridged
 Pages: 964
 Edition: Abridged
 Publisher: OUP Oxford
Published: 26 Mar 1963
ISBN 10: 0199102058
ISBN 13: 9780199102051

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The only authoritative dictionary of Classical Latin available in abridged form; the only Latin dictionary suitable for undergraduates at all levels; and the only one that will not lead students astray with false translations because it gives precise contexts. --John A. Stevens, East Carolina
University


The only authoritative dictionary of Classical Latin available in abridged form; the only Latin dictionary suitable for undergraduates at all levels; and the only one that will not lead students astray with false translations because it gives precise contexts. --John A. Stevens, East Carolina
University

The only authoritative dictionary of Classical Latin available in abridged form; the only Latin dictionary suitable for undergraduates at all levels; and the only one that will not lead students astray with false translations because it gives precise contexts. --John A. Stevens, East Carolina University


The only authoritative dictionary of Classical Latin available in abridged form; the only Latin dictionary suitable for undergraduates at all levels; and the only one that will not lead students astray with false translations because it gives precise contexts. --John A. Stevens, East Carolina University




The only authoritative dictionary of Classical Latin available in abridged form; the only Latin dictionary suitable for undergraduates at all levels; and the only one that will not lead students astray with false translations because it gives precise contexts. --John A. Stevens, East Carolina University