Eventum investigationis

manuscript is in a single hand of the late 13th century. The chronicle runs from the creation down to its stated A.D. '1286', its annals commencing with Julius...

Saeculo XIII Go to next section: E164/1 pp.2-26. Annales Cambriae B-text. From the Norman Conquest to A.D. 1206 [b1088-b1288] Return to index: Annales Cambriae...

Saeculo XIII Go to next section: E164/1 pp.2-26. Annales Cambriae B-text. From A.D. 1206 to the end of the chronicle (A.D. 1286)‎ [b1288-b1301] Return to...

the gulf of the same name.—Lat. Prim. § 121, c. n2-1 oblata—from offero. 3. redactus—from redigo. mediam navem—'the middle of the ship;' so with other...

necessitates certain adjustments. It has long been recognized that the transition from the conventional beginners’ book to Caesar is too abrupt; and there has been...

aimed at providing a certain mass of easy Latin from which he may acquire reading, as distinct from construing, Latin. If, at the end of two years’ work...

first year the work outlined in both books. It is hoped too, that, aside from use in this regular sequence, the Reader will be found to meet the needs...

serpents swarm in upland heath or glen; There safe from bane and heat the flocks rejoice. Page 173 (Trans. from the Greek by Cicero, Tusc. Disp. i. 101) At Sparta...

Photograph by R. S. Rogers alpēs —————————— EXPLANATORY NOTE The party journeying from Ephesus to Brundisium, and thence to northern Italy, is headed by a certain...

other words the part of speech is named.) A ā prep. away from, by, variant of ab ab prep. away from, by absum, abesse, āfuī, āfutūrus be away accipiō, accipere...

said to have flown away from Crete with his son by means of wings invented by himself. Aprilem. These lines are quoted from Martial, a Roman poet who...

replace the previous one the old editions will be renamed. Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no one owns a United States copyright...

editio: G. Bell & Sons fons: librum vide XVI. LŪDI CIRCENSES (Continued from VII and XIII) Scaena: Roma. Romanus puer—Brittannus puer. Brit. puer. Ex...

after. multa: cf. p. 5, l. 9. trāditum est: cf. p. 11, l. 4. euntem: from eō. eam: her. ipsius: his own. positam: part. (from pōnō), agreeing with eam....

elementary principles of the Simple and Compound sentence. Short selections from the Public School Primer (for permission to use which I am indebted to the...

recitation of passages from Roman poetry. quippe quae... nutriisset, ‘because she had brought up.’ At pius: a quotation from the sixth book of the Aeneid...

Bāiae 1913 editio: G. Bell & Sons fons: librum vide XIII. BĀIAE (continued from VII) Scaena: Rōma. Romanus puer—Britannus puer. Rom. puer. Valdē ego gaudeo...

3/4 of the as, applied, in general, for three-parts of any thing: taken from the phrase facere heredem ex asse, to make universal heir. Sestertium is...

māteriē farti? R. Lānā: sed pulvīni, plūmā. Tricilinium of a Roman House. (From a Pompeian house.) B. Vestes quoque strāgulae pulcherrimae sunt. R. Ita vēro:...

errors. Editorial notes appear flushed right. These notes are mostly derived from, but are a very small sample of, the extensive editorial notes in Phillimore...