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LLEGE-LATIN -SEBJES
Lindsay's
Latin
Inscriptions
(Eciu
Rmrrtfci
ALLYN
AND
BACON'S
COLLEGE
LATIN SERIES
UNDER
THE
GENERAL
EDITORSHIP
OF
CHARLES
E.
BENNETT
AND
JOHN
C.
ROLFE
HANDBOOK
OF
LATIN
INSCRIPTIONS
ILLUSTRATING
THE HISTORY
OF
THE LANGUAGE
BY
W.
M.
LINDSAY,
M.A.
FELLOW
OF
JESUS
COLLEGE,
OXFORD
ALLYN
AND
BACON
Boston
anti
Chicago
COPYRIGHT,
1897,
BY
ALLYN
AND
BACON.
OAF
Norfoooti
J.
S.
Gushing
&
Co.
-
Berwick
& Smith
Norwood
Mass. U.S.A.
PREFACE.
WHILE
writing
my
Short Historical
Latin
Grammar,
I
often wished
that
there
was
a
suitable collection of
specimens
of
Latin,
chronologically
arranged,
to which
the student
might
be
referred.
The
proposal
of
Messrs.
Allyn
and
Bacon,
that
a Handbook of Latin
Inscriptions
illustrative
of the
history
of the
language
should be
compiled
for
their
educational
series,
was
therefore
very
welcome. From
merely
turning
over
the
pages
of a book of this
kind
one
will
sometimes
learn more
than
from
the most
elaborate
array
of
rules,
just
as
the
successive
pictures
of a
panorama
are
often
more
instructive
than
the
showman's
lecture.
In
a few
cases,
where it
seemed
advisable,
documents
which
cannot
strictly
be called
'
Inscriptions
'
have
been
included
(Nos.
4,
65, 67, 78,
83,
84).
The
expression
of
long
i
by
i
with an
apex,
instead
of
by
the tall form
of
the
letter,
in
Chap.
III.,
is a
concession to
typographical
convenience.
W.
M.
LINDSAY.
OXFORD, ENGLAND,
August,
1897.
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