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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... in the city about Nero ? As much money as any one has in his chest , so much credit bas be . After the battle much gold was found in the camp of the Per- sians . Nihil opus est longa oratione . Nil est opus litibus 10 NEW LATIN PRIMER .
... in the city about Nero ? As much money as any one has in his chest , so much credit bas be . After the battle much gold was found in the camp of the Per- sians . Nihil opus est longa oratione . Nil est opus litibus 10 NEW LATIN PRIMER .
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... Nihil est utilius homini quam Nothing is more profitable to. Nihil opus est longa oratione . Nil est opus litibus . Habes opus documenti . pidarum manuum . now of nimble hands . rum . of honour ought to be studi- ous of learning . rum ...
... Nihil est utilius homini quam Nothing is more profitable to. Nihil opus est longa oratione . Nil est opus litibus . Habes opus documenti . pidarum manuum . now of nimble hands . rum . of honour ought to be studi- ous of learning . rum ...
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... Nihil est utilius homini quam Nothing is more profitable to a man than the study of use- ful learning . RULE XIII . Qui fit , ut nemo vivat con- How happens it , that no one lives RULE XIV . Ille , cujus sacculi sunt vacui He , whose ...
... Nihil est utilius homini quam Nothing is more profitable to a man than the study of use- ful learning . RULE XIII . Qui fit , ut nemo vivat con- How happens it , that no one lives RULE XIV . Ille , cujus sacculi sunt vacui He , whose ...
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... a good name more than riches or life itself . I esteem you very much . RULE XXV , Sæpe conferimus parva We often compare small things magnis . with great . Deus dedit nihil homini , quod God has given nothing 14 NEW LATIN PRIMER .
... a good name more than riches or life itself . I esteem you very much . RULE XXV , Sæpe conferimus parva We often compare small things magnis . with great . Deus dedit nihil homini , quod God has given nothing 14 NEW LATIN PRIMER .
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... nihil homini , quod God has given nothing to man , possumus comparare rationi et sapientiæ . Narras fabulam surdo . Eripuit bona et nunc gestit eripere vitam mihi . which we can compare ` with reason and wisdom . You tell a story to a ...
... nihil homini , quod God has given nothing to man , possumus comparare rationi et sapientiæ . Narras fabulam surdo . Eripuit bona et nunc gestit eripere vitam mihi . which we can compare ` with reason and wisdom . You tell a story to a ...
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adjective Africa Africans Annibal army battle bear bellum body brother brought Cæsar called carried Carthaginians case CHAP Cicero cities city clause coming conquered construed Consuls country cùm death Deus ellipsis enemy esset EXAMPLES Fabius Maximus FABLE father first fortune found four friends given good governed great hæc have home hundred ille immediately Italy King know less life likewise little lived long made make master mean mihi millia Miltiades mind money mood neque never nominative omnibus participle peace people Plaut possible præ Pyrrhus quæ quàm quòd received Romæ Romam Romans Rome RULE sæpe same says Scipio sent ships sine slain sleep Spain substantive take taken tell their they things think thou thought thousand three tibi time took truly verb viatorem Virg virtus vitæ Volsci were Wherefore whilst whole wife word words year years
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