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This very attractively produced book is on new and practical lines. It is designed (1) to read Latin with understanding; (2) as an Introduction to Roman life and ideals; (3) to explain Forms and Syntax; (4) to give a full Vocabulary and to explain English derivatives; (5) to give special aid in Translation. JUNIOR LATIN TESTS [Ready in March. By J. M. MILNE, M.A., D.Litt., Author of "Junior Latin Composition," etc. Sewed, 96 pages, 1s. Key, for Teachers only, 5s. 3d. net, post free. [In Preparation. INTERMEDIATE LATIN TESTS By J. M. MILNE, M.A., D.Litt., Author of Tests in French Composition and Grammar," etc. Sewed, 112 pages, 1s. Key, for Teachers only, 5s. 3d. net, post free. JUNIOR LATIN UNSEENS By J. M. MILNE, M.A., D.Litt. Sewed, 48 pages, 8d. * LATIN PROSE UNSEENS By A. E. JACKSON, B.A., Yeovil School. Sewed, 80 pages, 10d. LATIN VERSE UNSEENS By A. E. JACKSON, B.A., Yeovil School. Sewed, 80 pages, 10d. * LATIN PROSE AND VERSE UNSEENS By A. E. JACKSON, B.A., Yeovil School. 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The story of the Eneid (Books I to VI) is told in a continuous English narrative, in which the Latin passages appear in their proper context and setting. Selections from the Georgics are included. HARRAP'S SHORT LATIN READINGS Edited by ALEXANDER DUTHIE, M.A., Inverness Royal Academy. A new series of Connected Latin Readings containing the most interesting extracts only. Prospectus on application. Each volume contains about 50 pages of Latin Text, and with Notes and Vocabulary, the published price will be 1s. 6d. each. I. Readings from Livy: Syphax and Masinissa. [Ready in February. III. Readings from Ovid ,, IV. Readings from Cicero In active preparation. VI. Readings from Horace VII. Readings from Virgil READINGS FROM THE LITERATURE OF ANCIENT ROME In English Translations. By DORA PYM, Girton College, Cambridge. Large crown 8vo, 320 pages, with 8 Illustrations from typical Italian scenery, 3s. 6d. Prize Edition, gilt top, 5s. net. Also Full Antique Leather, 10s. 6d. net. 66 A series of translations from passages of importance and special interest in Latin literature. The passages are well chosen and with careful study will give a good idea of some of the main characteristics of the chief writers of Rome (both poets and prose writers), and also will introduce the pupil to the genuine atmosphere of Roman History. A most useful book, either as a supplement to Latin studies in school, or for use in classes in which Latin is not being studied."-Forum of Education. READINGS FROM THE LITERATURE OF ANCIENT GREECE In English Translations. By DORA PYM, Girton College, Cambridge. Large crown 8vo, 344 pages, with 8 Illustrations, 3s. 6d. Prize Edition, 5s. net. Full Leather, 10s. 6d. net. "These excellent extracts from the best translations of Greek poetry and prose conjure up the spirit as well as the life of Ancient Greece. 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Each volume will contain about 160 pages, size 7 x 5 inches, printed from clear, readable type, on paper of good quality. The price of each volume is 5s. net. The purpose of this series is to create a complete and convenient reference library revealing, as has not been done before in English, the direct influences of the Greek and Roman civilizations upon our own, and making clear the need of knowing this interrelation for a proper understanding of our present problems. It is also designed to acquaint a larger audience with the extent and significance of our cultural inheritance from Greek and Roman thought. Each book, after discussing its subject concisely, will trace the influence of the author or institution under consideration down to the present time. Prospectus on application. VOLUMES NOW READY 16. SENECA THE PHILOSOPHER. RICHARD M. GUMMERE, William Penn Charter School. 14. HORACE. GRANT SHOWERMAN, University of Wisconsin. 35. GREEK BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. 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