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AU  - Cordier, Mathurin,
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DA  - (MDCCLXXXVII.) [1787]
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PY  - (MDCCLXXXVII.) [1787]
T1  - Mathurini corderii colloquia selecta: or, Select colloquies of Mathurin CordierBetter adapted to the capacities of youth, and fitter for beginners in the Latin tongue, than any edition of the colloquies, or any other book yet published. Containing, part I. The colloquies in Latin, from a correct edition published at the Hague: but for the ease of beginners, the words are placed in the order of construction. Part II. An English literal translation, in a new method; by the help of which the young scholar may, with ease, attain to the rendering of the Latin colloquies into English; and cannot mistake what English words answer to the Latin. And to prevent a false pronunciation, the Latin words are accented. Part III. An analysis, or grammatical resolution, of the Latin words in the colloquies. By Samuel Loggon, M.A. For the use of schools.
TI  - Mathurini corderii colloquia selecta: or, Select colloquies of Mathurin CordierBetter adapted to the capacities of youth, and fitter for beginners in the Latin tongue, than any edition of the colloquies, or any other book yet published. Containing, part I. The colloquies in Latin, from a correct edition published at the Hague: but for the ease of beginners, the words are placed in the order of construction. Part II. An English literal translation, in a new method; by the help of which the young scholar may, with ease, attain to the rendering of the Latin colloquies into English; and cannot mistake what English words answer to the Latin. And to prevent a false pronunciation, the Latin words are accented. Part III. An analysis, or grammatical resolution, of the Latin words in the colloquies. By Samuel Loggon, M.A. For the use of schools.
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