HACHETTE'S NEW SERIES OF LATIN GLASSIGS

Compiled from the best texts available, and edited for Sehpols and Candidates preparinfir for Examinations.

Caesar, De Bello Gallico. Edited by J. F. Davis, D.Lît., M. A., (Lond.) ; Assistant Examiner in the University of London ; Examiner of Schools for the same University ^ etc. : —

Book I. With Notes, Vocabulary, and i « Books IV. and V. (in one vol.). With

Map. is. 6d. I Vocabulary and Map only. is. 6d.

Books II. and III. With Notes, Voca- * ^^\Y' With Notes, Vocabulary, and

Map. is. od.

» Book V. With Vocabulary only. çd.

Books V. and VI. (in one vol.). With

bulary, and Map. {In. préparation.) * Book IV. With Notes, Vocabulary, and

Map. is. 6d.

Book ly. With Vocabulary only. gd.

» Books IV. and V. (in one vol.). With

Notes, Vocabulary, and Map. 2s.

Book VI. With Notes, Vocabulary, and Map. is. 6d.

» Book VII. With Vocabulary. gd.

- * The Latin-English Vocabuîaries in the above Latin Cîassics include numerous Idiomatic Phrases and Notes on Personal and Geographical Names. The Vocabuîaries to the Volumes indicated èy asterisks can likewise be had separately witkout the Text. Price^ eachy in Paper Covers^ 6d. ; or the Vocabuîaries to Books IV. and V. of Caesar, "De Bello Gallico," together in one Volume^ Paper Cover, gd.

"Both introduction and notes are well within the capacity of young pupils, to whom they should be useful in preparing for the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations. The book is strongly bound and clearly pnntcd."—School Guardian.

"The notes are apt and brief, taking up specialities in construction and niceties of translation. In the vocabulary we notice that idiomatic phrases likely to perplex tiroftes hâve been carefully cxTp![aintd."—Éducational News.

" For a private student this séries will be invaluable, and might well be named

' The Cîassics Made Easy.' "—Nottingham Express.

Cicero, Catiline. Edited with Introduction, Notes, Vocabulary, etc., by Rev. Ralph Harvey, M. A. (Lond.); Headmaster of Cork Grammar School: — Vol. I. (Books I. and II.) Shortly. Vol. II. (Books III. and IV.) In préparation.

Cicero, Pro Lege Manilia. Edited with Introduction, Notes, a ftill Analysis,

Index of Proper Names, and Vocabulary, by the Rev. Ralph Harvey,

M.A. (Lond.), etc. Cloth. 2s.

"The 'Pro Lege Manilia' is hère, in Mr. Harvey's beautifully printed little volume,

treated with the greatest scholastic, ease, fulness, and judgment. "The book is intended for

boys, and is, in everjr way suitable to them and worthy of the study of those wishing to master

at once the speech itself as a whole and the circumstances in which it was sçoken. The

copious Notes make every doubtful point plain and supply ail nëcessary links of information.

There could not possibly be a better text-book, nor one more complète for the young scholar's

purpose." — Irish Times.

Ovid, Métamorphoses. Book XIII. With Introduction, Notes, Index ot Proper Names, and Vocabulary, by Rev. R. Harvey, M.A. (Lond.); Headmaster of Cork Grammar ScJiool, Cloth. 2s.

" The text is elegantly printed, and ît affords pleasure to peruse. The notes form a considérable proportion of the bulk of the little volume, and are those of a scholar who thoroughly appréciâtes and has made a kindly study of the difficulties that lie in the path of the student. The quantities are marked so that the learner cannot go wrong; and the editing is most wholesome and careful." — Irish Titnes.

"Could hardly be improved upon. The notes are sound and are judiciously selected, considérable help being given in translation to obviate the use of cribs. An excellent vocabulary and a copious index of proper names add to the value of the book." — Freeman' s Journal.

* Vergil, .^neid. Edited by J. F. Davis, D.Lit., M.A. (Lond.), etc. :—

Book V. With Introduction, Notes, Vocabulary, and brief Rules on Quantity. is. 6d. » Book IX. With Vocabulary. çd.

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