Works: With the Original Text Reduced to the Natural Order of Construction, and an Interlinear Translation, as Nearly Literal as the Idiomatic Difference of the Latin and English Languages Will Allow Adapted to the System of Classical Instruction Combining the Methods of Ascham, Milton, and Locke

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TitleWorks: With the Original Text Reduced to the Natural Order of Construction, and an Interlinear Translation, as Nearly Literal as the Idiomatic Difference of the Latin and English Languages Will Allow Adapted to the System of Classical Instruction Combining the Methods of Ascham, Milton, and Locke
AuthorVirgil
PublisherCowperthwait, Desilver & Butler, 1855
Original fromHarvard University
Digitized19 Apr 2008
  
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