New Latin Primer: Containing, First, Lessons for Construing and Parsing, which Exemplify All the Rules of Adam's Latin Syntax; Second, Extracts from the Minor Latin Classics, with Literal Translations; Third, the First Part of Lyne's Latin Primer |
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... lived twenty nine years ; he reigned three years , ten months and eight days . jor terra . Quid est optabilius sapientia ? Natura dedit nihil homini melius brevitate vitæ . than the earth . What is more desirable than wisdom ? Nature ...
... lived twenty nine years ; he reigned three years , ten months and eight days . jor terra . Quid est optabilius sapientia ? Natura dedit nihil homini melius brevitate vitæ . than the earth . What is more desirable than wisdom ? Nature ...
Page 42
... lived Vulpecula otio . sciscitatur causam Lupus sensit insidias , simulat bum esse causam , accedit , idleness . The Fox comes to him , otii . demands the cause of the idle- fieri ness . The Wolf perceived there mor- were treacheries ...
... lived Vulpecula otio . sciscitatur causam Lupus sensit insidias , simulat bum esse causam , accedit , idleness . The Fox comes to him , otii . demands the cause of the idle- fieri ness . The Wolf perceived there mor- were treacheries ...
Page 74
... lived together at Paris ? I think no fewer than forty two . Then we seemed all of an age . So we were almost , or if there was any thing of difference , it was very little . Pa . At nunc quanta in- But now how great is the in- equalitas ...
... lived together at Paris ? I think no fewer than forty two . Then we seemed all of an age . So we were almost , or if there was any thing of difference , it was very little . Pa . At nunc quanta in- But now how great is the in- equalitas ...
Page 76
... lived with ad voluptatem . Vixi cum ea her most pleasantly no more suavissime non plures octo than eight years . annis . Po . Reliquit orbum ? Gl . Imo , duo filii , totidem que filiæ supersunt . Did she leave you childless ? Nay , two ...
... lived with ad voluptatem . Vixi cum ea her most pleasantly no more suavissime non plures octo than eight years . annis . Po . Reliquit orbum ? Gl . Imo , duo filii , totidem que filiæ supersunt . Did she leave you childless ? Nay , two ...
Page 83
... lived at Paris , you yourselves know how far I was from disliking Epicurus . Indeed we do remember , but we thought that you would leave those manners , together with your youth , at Paris . Of many which I had loved there , I carried ...
... lived at Paris , you yourselves know how far I was from disliking Epicurus . Indeed we do remember , but we thought that you would leave those manners , together with your youth , at Paris . Of many which I had loved there , I carried ...
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