Exercises in Latin Prose Composition: With References to the Grammars of Allen and Greenough, Andrews and Stoddard (Preble), Bennett, Gildersleeve, and Harkness (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Jones, Elisha

 
9781332802012: Exercises in Latin Prose Composition: With References to the Grammars of Allen and Greenough, Andrews and Stoddard (Preble), Bennett, Gildersleeve, and Harkness (Classic Reprint)

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Ths dim of this little manual is simply to illttfittate sach constructions as are most firequentlf met with in the Commentaries of Caesar the Orations of Cicero, and similar prose. It does not pretend to teach how to turn all kinds of English into Latin; this could not be expected of so elementary a treatise, and, perhaps, our present systems and methods of prepcatory instruction do not demand it: but it designs to give the student such an introduction to the more important principles of Latin syntax, such an acquaintance with the more usual idioms of the language, as shall lead him towards a fuller understanding and appreciation of the great classic prose-writers of ancient Eome. With this end in view, most of the Examples and Vocabularies have been selected from the works mentioned above, and the plan is for the first twenty Lessons to accompany the reading of the Commentaries, and the second twenty the reading of the Orations; though it is hoped that they will not be found out of place in those preparatory schools where other prose is read. The Exercises are so constructed that, in translation, the style of Caesar and Cicero may be imitated. The treatment of the Moods and Tenses is introduced before that of the Cases, in the belief that the learner should have as extended practice as pos sible in those difficult subjects.
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