Grammaticae Latinae Institutiones, Facili, [Et] Ad Puerorum Captum Accomodata, Methodo Perscriptae

Grammaticae Latinae Institutiones, Facili, [et] Ad Puerorum Captum Accomodata, Methodo Perscriptae is a Latin grammar textbook by Thomas Ruddiman, originally published in 1725 and reprinted numerous times. This edition, published in 1804, continues Ruddiman's effort to present Latin grammar in a simple, accessible way, suitable for young learners. The work provides a systematic introduction to Latin grammar, covering topics such as morphology, syntax, and vocabulary. It reflects the pedagogical approaches of the 18th and early 19th centuries, emphasizing rote learning and memorization. Ruddiman's grammar was a standard textbook for generations of students learning Latin, and this edition offers insights into the methods of classical language instruction of the time.

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