Vergani's Italian grammar.
By: Augm. and greatly improved by A. Ronna, containing concise and easy rules for the acquirement of the language in its purity, both with respect to the pronunciation and construction; to which is added an English and Ialian vocabulary, a choice of useful phrases, a collection of witticisms and Italian letters, rules for Italian versification, and specimens from the best poets, tables for the conjugation of all the verbs, and finally a literal translation of many passages quoted in the course of the grammar.  The whole intermixed with useful notes.
Contributors: Ronna, Antoine, 1801-1866
Publisher: C. Hingray
Published: 1842
Place of publication: Paris
Language: eng
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: Italian language -- Grammar -- 1800-1870
Notes: Previous editions have title: A new and complete Italian grammar.