LATIN

Dent's First Latin Book. By HAROLD W. ATKINSO$, M.A., and J. W.E. Pearce, M.A. With 12Coloured Plates Illustrative of Roman Life, by M. E. DurHam. Small crown &vo, cloth, 35. [Sixth Edition.

. Effects for Latin a compromise between the usual ‘* classical method'' and the

” reform method ‘’ now frequently used in the teaching of modern languages. The Phonetic Part of the First Latin Book is issued separately at 6d. Dent’s Latin Primer. By E. S. FORSTER, M.A. Third Edition. 1s. This Primer is intended for pupils who begin Latin early, whereasthe First Latin Book is better suited for rather older pupils. Note.—Each of the above books contains a Phonetic Transcript of the Roman Pronunciation of passages in the Reader.

Basis Latina. An Introduction to Latin through the Language es the — By Prof. E. V. ArNoLp, assisted by WALTER IPPMANN. s. .

Forum Latinum. A First Latin Book. By Dr.E. VERNON ARNOLD,

Professor of Latin at the University College of North Wales. Small crown 8vo, 35. 6d.

Aeneæ Facta et Faia. A Stepping-stone ta Virgil. With Notes and Exercises on the text by Dr. E. VERNON ARNOLD. With numerous Illustrations. Small crown 8vo, 2s.

Cæsar Imperator. An Elementary Latin Reader. With Vorabulary and Exercises on the text by J. W. E. P£arcE, M.A., joint autAor of Dent's First Latin Book. 1s. 4d.

Cornelia. An Elementary Latin Reader by the same Author. 18. 4d.

Roma Aeterna. Latin Readings in the History of the City. By Prof. FRANk GRANGER, D.Litt. 1s.4d.

Dent’s Wall Pictures. For Teaching Latin. Four Coloured Pictures enlarged from the First Latin Book. Size 30 by 22 ins. Unmounted, 2s. net each; Mounted on Linen and Eyeleted, 35. net: Mounted on Linen, with Rollers, 5s. net.

Romæ, Sexti Domus. Romæ, Triumphus. Pompeiis, Ostium, Tabernæ et Via Strata.

In Gallia, Proelium Equestre et Pedestre.

J. M. DENT & SONS, Limited.

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