| Albert Harkness - 1860 - 404 páginas
...nc apt it in every respect to the wants of the yonng student, to make it a means at the same time ol advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and...help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves. His notes are on those parts on which the pupil wants them, and explain,... | |
| James Hadley - 1861 - 396 páginas
...adapt It In every respect to the wants of the young student, to mako U a means at the ваше time ol advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and...some commentators, given an abundance of help on the cosy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves. His notes aro on those parts... | |
| Heinrich Gottfried Ollendorff - 1861 - 590 páginas
...adapt It In every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time oi advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and...him with a desire for further acquaintance with the classies of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like БОfПС commentators, given an abundance of help... | |
| Albert Harkness - 1862 - 296 páginas
...adapt it in every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time i ' advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and...classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like lomo commentators, given an abundance of help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones... | |
| Thomas Kerchever Arnold - 1863 - 352 páginas
...adapt It in every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time oJ advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and...help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves. His notes are on those ports on which the pupil wants them, and explain,... | |
| Thomas Kerchever Arnold - 1864 - 364 páginas
...adapt It in i TC <-_, KMpect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same timo a. advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin, and Inspiring him with a deeire for farther acquaintance with the classics of the language. Dr. Spencer has not, like •omc... | |
| Quintilian - 1865 - 202 páginas
...respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time of advancing him ш a thorough knowledge of Latin, and inspiring him with...language. Dr. Spencer has not, like some commentators, giren an abundance of help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves.... | |
| Livy - 1866 - 362 páginas
...to adapt it in every respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the same time of advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin,...help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves. His Notes are on those parts on which the pupil wants them, and explain,... | |
| Marcus Tullius Cicero - 1866 - 494 páginas
...to adapt it In ever; respect to the wants of the yonng student, to make It a means at the same time of advancing him in a thorough knowledge of Latin,...help on the easy passages, and allowed the difficult ones to speak for themselves. Ills Notes are on those parts on which the pupil wants them, and explain,... | |
| Quintilian - 1866 - 200 páginas
...adapt it in every •respect to the wants of the young student, to make it a means at the eame time of advancing him In a thorough knowledge of Latin, and Inspiring him with a desire for farther acquaintance with the classics of the langnage. Dr. Spencer has not, like aome commentators,... | |
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