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AND REWs' SERIES OFLATIN
IN SCHOOL COOKS,
Published By Crocker & Brescster, AZ Wash

AND REWS' SERIES OF LATIN
IN SCHOOL COOKS,
Published by Crocker s Bre'oSter, AZ Wash
tngton Street, Boston.
The Latin School Books prepared by Prof +. A. An
drews, exclusive of his Latn-Engh Lexicon founded
the Latn-German Lexicon of DR.. Freund constitute two
distinct series, adapted to different and and distinct pur-
poses The basis of the First Series Is Andrews First
Latin Book; OF the Second Andrews and stoddards Latin
Grammar.
First Series.
This Series is designed expressly for those who
mence the study of Latin at very early age and for such
intend to pursue it to limited extent only, merely
subsidiary to the acquisition of good English educa-
ton. 1t consists Of the following works, yiz
/. Andrews First Latin Book; Progressive Lessons
in Reading and writing Latin.
This small volume not only contains most of the leading
principles and grammatical forms OF the Latin language,
but by the logical precision OF its rules and definitions, IL
also most valuable purpose as an Introduction to
the study of general grammar The work divided into
lessons convenient length arranged in such Manner
that the student will in all cases. be prepared to enter upon
the study of each successive esson by possessing thor
ough knowledge Of those which preceded it, The lessons
generally consist of three parts 1ssThe statement Of
important principles, in the form rules or detn-
tons, the exhibition of certain photographed or etymo
ogica forms 2dEXercses designed 10 illustrate such
principles forms; and 3dQuesOns Intended to assist
the student in preparing his lesson. In addition to the
grammatical lessons contained in this volume, few pages
Reading Lessons annexed and these are followed by
Dictionary, comprising all the Latin words contained in
the work This work is adapted to all schools above the
grade of primary schools, including also Academies and
II
!, % bs red WIN e diitc,i Inv anv inteieent narent
teacher with previous knowledge Of the language.
2. The Latin Reader, with Dictionary and Notes.
Containing explanations of difficult dioms, and numer
references the Lessons contained nte First Latin
Book
g. The yiri Rome, with Dictionary and Notes Re-
ferrng like those OF the Reader, the First Latin Book
This series OF three small Volumes if faithfully studied,
according to the directions contained in then win only
render the student very toerable proficient the prnc
, fo,p which co many words of the Englisb LANGUAGE
are derived Int viii constitute the bsst preparaon Tor
horo,,gb st1,,v of Fnolish grammar
h0tOusN S'u'' VI --,,s"'
second Series;
rms series designed more especially er tnose VINO are
intending 10 Decoe orous!Iy WIN lne Laun
language ana WIN tne principal ciSslca aunoIs Oh that
language; It consists oil the following works.
Lltln hssSoil2'
inns snai Voue Is deSlseu lor inc younger Classes OF
Latin Students VINO intend Ultimately 70 take up the gram
mar but to whom tat wofk woud or the present. appear
TOO formdape' II contains the prominent principles OF
Latin Grammar, expressed in the same language in the
larger GRAMMAR ana likewise reading ana writing lessons
with Dictionary ofhe Latin words and phrases occurring
In the Lessons.
Latin Grammar urahmar OF the Latln Language
Tor the use OF schools and Coegesi by Professors h. A.
Andrews, and . stoadara,
TINS works winch i9r many years mas Deen the text DOCK
IN the department. Oh Ldun OIhar large portion OF
American schools and colleges, and claims the merit of
first introducing into the schools ofhis country the subject
ogramnatca alays ana winch now occupies conspic-
nous place IN so many grsmmars oil inc English language,
mas been recehty reVseu ana carey corrected In every
| part
Questions on the Grammar
This little volume intended to aud the student in pre-
paging ms lessons, ana inc teaeher In conducting his
reeltauons
Latin Reader
The Reader by means oil TWO separate and distinct sets
onotes, is equally adaped lor use IN connection either
with the First Latin Book or the Latin Grammar,
VIII Rom4
This voue IKE the header is urnshed with notes and
references both to me FIRST Latin Book and to the Latin
Grammar The prlncpal dlherence IN the TWO sets OF
notes found in each Of these volumes consists in the some
what greater iuness Oh those winch belong to the smaller
series
o. Latin EXERCISES.