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Latin grammar

Basil L. Gildersleeve

1872

Latin poetry

Clarence W. Mendell

1965

Latin punctuation in the classical age

E. Otha Wingo

1972

Benefactor

Frederick W. Danker

1982

The Bible in its ancient and English versions

H. Wheeler Robinson

1940

Late Latin writers and their Greek sources

Pierre Paul Courcelle

1969

Reading medieval Latin

Keith C. Sidwell

1995

Vox Latina

W. Sidney Allen

1965

Ulysses in Black

Patrice D. Rankine

2006

The epigram in the English Renaissance

Hoyt H. Hudson

1947

The Roman Way

Edith Hamilton

1932

Latin

Jürgen Leonhardt

2013

The Oxford classical dictionary

Simon Hornblower

2012

Commentary on the Psalms

Theodore Bishop of Mopsuestia

2006

Essays on Latin lyric, elegy, and epic

Michael C. J. Putnam

1982

A handbook of Latin literature

H. J. Rose

1936

Women poets in ancient Greece and Rome

Ellen Greene

2005

Traditions of the Magi

Albert de Jong

1997

Latin influences on English literature from the Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century

Craig Kallendorf

1982

The limits of ancient biography

B. C. McGing, Judith Mossman

2007

The classics in paraphrase

Daniel M. Hooley

1988

Genealogy of the pagan gods

Jon Solomon, Giovanni Boccaccio

2011

Studies in Latin language and literature

David O. Ross, Cole, Thomas

1973

A history of Christian-Latin poetry from the beginnings to the close of the middle ages

Raby, F. J. E.

1953

Speculative grammars of the Middle Ages

G. L. Bursill-Hall

1972

Optatus, Against the Donatists

Optatus Saint, Bishop of Mileve

1997

The Greek and Latin literary texts from Greco-Roman Egypt

Roger Ambrose Pack

1965

Roman Drama: A Reader

Gesine Manuwald

2010

English words from Latin and Greek elements

Donald M. Ayers

1965

Greek New Testament-FL-Nestle-Aland-Wide Margin

Bruce M. Metzger, Kurt Aland, Carlo Maria Martini et al.

1983

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