A Dissertation Upon the Origin and Structure of the Latin Tongue. Containing a Rational and Compendious Method of Learning Latin: Taken from the Powers of the Servile Letters, the Uses of the Greek Digamma, and the Causes of the Latin Tongue. By Gregory Sharpe

Gregory Sharpe

jan. 1751 · J. Millan

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