Thomas Ruddimanni Institutiones Grammaticae Latinae: Curante Godofredo Stallbaum: Pars Prima:Etymologiam Continens: Pars Secunda: Syntaxin Continens

Verlag: C.F.H. Hartmann, 1823

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Two Volume Latin text, with volume one Etymology and volume two Syntax . From the library of Doctor med Hildebrand of Duisburg-Wanheimerort. In good condition, with original publisher s boards. Thomas Ruddimann was a School master in Scotland and classical scholar who published, among other texts, Rudiments of the Latin Tongue while Johann Gotfried Stallbaum was a German classicist. It appears the text explains various grammatical approaches to reading and writing Latin. Watermark on paper at rear of volume two F Wilhelm III . Good Condition: 8vo: 2 volumes: black publisher s boards with red labels having gilt lettering of title and volume and gilt lines across: scuffing and rub: loss of color at hinges: bent corners: foxing within and throughout: blue stamp of Dr. Hildebrand inside both volumes: pencil marks inside front and at rear of both: Thomas Ruddimanni Institutiones Grammaticae Latinae: Curante Godofredo Stallbaum: Pars Prima:Etymologiam Continens: Pars Secunda: Syntaxin Continens : Thomas Ruddimanni and Godofredo Stallbaum: Leipzig: C H F Hartmann: 1823. COLC1823ABEA. Bestandsnummer des Verk�ufers COLC1823ABEA

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Titel: Thomas Ruddimanni Institutiones Grammaticae ...

Verlag: C.F.H. Hartmann

Erscheinungsdatum: 1823

Einband: Hardcover

Zustand: Good

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