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GREcif: GRA MA TIC ES RH DI M ElsiT A : in nsum
Scholse Begin Etonensis : the Rudiments of Greek Gram-
mar, as used at the College at Eton ; with the quantity of the
doubtful penultimate Vowels, on which the pronunciation depends,
both in Latin and Greek. and numerous explanatory Notes in
English, incorporating the most important improvements of the
Port Royal, Menhir, Jones, Veiny, and others ; with the justly-
esteemed and well-established Eton plan : for the use of Schools
and private Learners. Fmm the Manuscript of a late member of
the L niversity of Cambridge,
By his brother, the Bev. J. BOSWORTH, M.A. F.A.S.
And Author of Latin Construing, &e.

COLLECTANEA LATINA, or Select Extracts from such
enlarged and corrected Latin Author, in prose and terse. as are
usually read in Schools before Virgil and Horace. with Notes,
grammatical and explanatory, in which the difficulties in constru-
ing, parsing. sersninng, and proving, are resolved. with reference to
the Rules of the Eton Latin Grammar; and a Vocabulary, sup-
plying the use of a Dictionary to the Volume. By Thomas Quin,
Master of the Classical and Commercial Academy, Mahlon, Essex.
The second Edition, enlarged and corrected.
•• We notice with great approbation, the Collectanea Latina, by
Mr. Quin. It is on the same plan with the excellent Collectanea
illittora Grew of Professor Dalxel, and promises to be of great
assistance to the young student, as it facilitates the acquisition of
that elementary knowledge which is generally the most difficult part
of his task. The Authors, from whose works the extrazts are
taken, are judiciously chosen, and well adapted to the capacity of
the Tyro. We particularly approve of the Vocabulary which saves
a vast deal of time and trouble to the learner."—Monthly Mag.
September.
By the same Author.
PRINCIPI A LATINA, or Short and Easy Sentences, adapted
to the lowest Class, arranged according to the Rules of Syntax in
the Eton Grammar ; with a Vocabulary.

NUOVO DIZIONARIO PORTATILE, Italian° Francese,
e Francese Italiano, compendiato da quello, d'Alberti ; Arrichito
di tutti i termini proprj delle Scienze e dell' Aril, delle Conjuga_
sioni de' Verbi regolari e irregolari e disposto all' use degl' Itali.
ani e de Franceai. Par Giuseppe Martinelli. A new Edition.
corrected and revised by M. Santagnello. Author of a Dictionary
of the Peculiarities of the Italian Language; the Italian Header,
Exercises, Italian Phraseology. Bc.'_' vols.

A COMPENDIOUS SAXON GRAMMAR of the primitive
English or Anglo-Saxon Language, a knowledge of which is
essential to every modern English Grammarian who would fully
understand the origin and true idiom of his own language ; being
chiefly a selection, of what is moat valuable and practical in " The
Elements of the Anglo-Saxon Grammar," with ROTC additional
observations. By the Rev. J. Bosworth, M.A. F.A.S. F.R.S.L.
Honorary Member of the Copenhagen Society for Ancient Litera-
ture of the North, and Vicar of Little Harwood, Bucks.
A COMPLETE LATIN DELECTUS, adapted throughout
to the Rules of tho Eton Latin Grammar, Rule by Rule. To
which is added, a Clsvis or Dictionary of all the IVords which
occur in the several examples, for the use and convenience of
Learners. By T. W. C. Edwards. A.M. Author of the Eton
Latin Grammar, with Notes, &c. &c.

A NEW SCHOOL CATALOGUE, containing all the Books
now in use, is nearly ready.