JUNIOR LATIN EXAMINATION PAPERS

IN MISCELLANEOUS GRAMMAR AND IDIOMS

By C. G. BOTTING, B.A., Assistant Mastei at St Paul's.

Fifth Edition. Fcaj> $vo. is.

An easier book on the same Unes as Latin Examination Papert. It is intended for use in the Lower Forças of Public Schools, and by candidates preparing for the Oxford and Cambridge Junior Local E^-'wii nations. The volume contains 720 carefully graduated original questions, divided into papers of teD questions each. An inçenious metbod of marking is introduced in this volume by which each \ aper, or part of a paper, may be marked with fhc sarne maximum miinber of marks.

A KEY TO THE ABOVE, by H. T. Façon, B. A.— Issued to Teachers and Private Students on Application to the PuLlishers. 31. 6rf. net (postage jJ.).

[Spécimen Page*,} 64 Latin Examinaiion Papers.

2. What is the différence in meanîng betwcen the singutar and plural of — comitium^ littera, ludus, tabula?

3. Translate — what does it matter to me? accused oi embezzlement ; a house of rnarble ; the day after the battle ; after the rising of the sun; do not lie; more than three months ; to Naples ; lighter than gold j at îeast ; at length,