A-rsôpi fâbùlà

Lupus et Agnus.

Ad rîvnm eundem lupus et agnus vënërant. Sïtis eos compùlerat. Sùpërior stâbat lupus, longëquë infërior agnus. Tune lupus iurgium incïpit. " Cur," inquit, " turbûlentam fëcisti mihi âqnam?" Agnus respondit, "Tarn magnum fâcïnus fàcëre non possum, 5

Spécimen page from First Latin Book

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DENTS LATIN PRIMERt

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This 7';7w,7 is iiitemled tor piiiiils wlio beirin Latin early, whereas tlie F/Vi/ Latin Book is better suited Cor pupils of 12 years of âge and upvvards. The Frime, is fully iliiistrafed, and tiie elumcnts of tlie grammar and vocabulary are presented in a very attractive manner. Spécial attention has been givei'i to Connecting Latin words vvitli the English derivatives. A phonetic transcription of the earJy lessons is given at the end of the book.

"The graduation of the matter is very carefuUy vvorked out . . . the little book is excellently done." — Edticational Times.

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