Epitome Historiae Sacrae: On an Improved Plan, in Two Volumes: the First Containing the Original Text in the English Order of Construction, with the Ellipitical Sentences Rendered Plenary, with the Marks of Quantity, and of Accent, and with a Literal Interlinear Translation; the Second Containing the Original Text Simply, in the Latin Order of Construction: the Whole So Presented that the Axquisition of the Latin is Not Only Greatly Facilitated, But Rendered Much More Interesting Than by the Usual Method : Designed as a Primary Book, Volume 1

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TitleEpitome Historiae Sacrae: On an Improved Plan, in Two Volumes: the First Containing the Original Text in the English Order of Construction, with the Ellipitical Sentences Rendered Plenary, with the Marks of Quantity, and of Accent, and with a Literal Interlinear Translation; the Second ..., Volume 1
Epitome Historiae Sacrae: On an Improved Plan, in Two Volumes: the First Containing the Original Text in the English Order of Construction, with the Ellipitical Sentences Rendered Plenary, with the Marks of Quantity, and of Accent, and with a Literal Interlinear Translation; the Second Containing the Original Text Simply, in the Latin Order of Construction: the Whole So Presented that the Axquisition of the Latin is Not Only Greatly Facilitated, But Rendered Much More Interesting Than by the Usual Method : Designed as a Primary Book, Andrew Comstock
AuthorAndrew Comstock
PublisherE.H. Butler, 1845
Original fromPrinceton University
Digitized3 Sep 2010
  
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