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Short and easy vocabulary, Latin and English
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DescriptionConsisting of the most common primitives of the Latin tongue, ranged in an alphabetical order: taken for the most part from the famous Chr. Cellarius his Latinitatis liber memorialis. For the use of the High-School of Edinburgh..
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