A vocabulary English and Latin, containing the most usual words of the Latin tongue, digested into such a natural Order, as will at once help the Memory, and inform the Judgment. Together with the language of the school translated into Latin: Collected (for the most Part) from the Classic Authors, and proposed as the best Method, to prevent Boys speaking bad Latin, and the easiest Way to teach them (in a few Months) to Converse in true Roman Latin. By Thomas Watt, A.M.

  • Watt, Thomas.
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[1734]
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Edinburgh : printed for John Paton, and sold at his Shop in the Parliament-Closs, [1734]

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[4],43,[1],64p. ; 120.

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The third edition, carefully corrected.

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ESTC T50969

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Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2003. (Eighteenth century collections online). Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.

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