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HarperCollins Latin Concise Dictionary (Harpercollins Concise Dictionaries)

HarperCollins Latin Concise Dictionary (Harpercollins Concise Dictionaries)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Latin Concise Dictionary
Review: There are approximately 160T entries in this volume. It covers
the supplemental history and culture for a plurality of latin
words and derivations. Sample definitions are as follows:

o stega-deck
o laboro- to do work
o sperata-bride

It is easy to read. Definitions are set forth in standard English. The volume is comprehensive . As such, it is an excellent value for the price charged. The work would be valuable for a plurality of latin scholars, journalists and
a wide constituency of stakeholders in academe.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Outstanding
Review: This is the best single book Latin reference I have ever seen. The book contains:

Clear, extensive dictionary.

Clear grammar explanations and lots of good examples (which most books frankly lack), of tricky things like "cases".

A section on Latin phrases in use today.

Information on things like the Roman calendar, measures, money and so on.

The only drawback is the smallish format which makes them crunch up some of the information a bit. But its not too bad.

If you are learning Latin this is a good book to take along.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Outstanding
Review: This is the best single book Latin reference I have ever seen. The book contains:

Clear, extensive dictionary.

Clear grammar explanations and lots of good examples (which most books frankly lack), of tricky things like "cases".

A section on Latin phrases in use today.

Information on things like the Roman calendar, measures, money and so on.

The only drawback is the smallish format which makes them crunch up some of the information a bit. But its not too bad.

If you are learning Latin this is a good book to take along.


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