Présentation de l'éditeur
This book has grown out of the experimental work in Latin pedagogy which the author has carried on for several years at theS tate University of Iowa with the cooperation of the Iowa City public schools. It is offered as a solution of the universally recognized difficulty in passing from the beginners book to Caesar. The method followed is to give the particular preparation for a given chapter before the pupil attempts to read it. This makes it possible for the pupil to begin his reading of Caesar immediately after finishing the elementary book. The difficulties which the beginner inC aesar meets have been carefully studied and provided for with a view to his accumulating knowledge for future work as well as doing what is immediately before him. It is assumed that the pupil knows a vocabulary of about three hundred common words, which are found in most beginners books. Additional words, as they occur, are given in the special vocabularies, and all may be found in the general vocabulary at the end of the book. Idiomatic expressions, which cause the pupil to blunder with the thought or with theE nglish translation, have been treated with the special vocabularies, and it is hoped that this feature of the book will commend itself strongly to teachers. Hale and Buck sL atinG rammar has been taken as authority for the quantities of vowels.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)
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