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A Students Latin Grammar (Cambridge Latin Course)
A Students Latin Grammar (Cambridge Latin Course) Robin M. Griffin, Ed Phinney 0521385873 9780521385879 This clear and compact guide to the Latin language is especially prepared to help with both reference and revision. A Students Latin Grammar prese
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A Students Latin Grammar (Cambridge Latin Course) by Robin M. Griffin, Ed Phinney

This clear and compact guide to the Latin language is especially prepared to help with both reference and revision. A Students Latin Grammar presents the language for the student who is learning to read Latin, as well as for the student learning to compose. It concentrates on basic and commonly met points rather than minor or unusual technicalities. Reflecting the tradition of the Cambridge Latin Course, A Students Latin Grammar is usable by all students of Latin whatever their syllabus. It contains a comprehensive index to help students in referring to explanations of Latin inflections and constructions and provides exercises and practice examples of grammatical points to help students with their revision. A modern school/college grammar for todays Latin students.

Author: Robin M. Griffin, Ed Phinney

Language: English

Edition: North American 3rd

Binding: Paperback

Pages: 148

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Publication Date: 1992-05-29

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