(1792). Rudiments of the Latin tongue: Or, an easy introduction to Latin grammar. To which is Prefixed a short vocabulary, English and Latin. In this Vocabulary the Words are mostly Primitive, and expressive of the most common Objects; and the Manner in which they are arranged tends at once to assist the Memory and to inform the Judgment. Edinburgh: printed by Alex. Chapman and Co. Fish-Market; and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country.
Chicago Style CitationRudiments of the Latin Tongue: Or, an Easy Introduction to Latin Grammar. To Which Is Prefixed a Short Vocabulary, English and Latin. In This Vocabulary the Words Are Mostly Primitive, and Expressive of the Most Common Objects; and the Manner in Which They Are Arranged Tends At Once to Assist the Memory and to Inform the Judgment. Edinburgh: printed by Alex. Chapman and Co. Fish-Market; and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country, 1792.
MLA CitationRudiments of the Latin Tongue: Or, an Easy Introduction to Latin Grammar. To Which Is Prefixed a Short Vocabulary, English and Latin. In This Vocabulary the Words Are Mostly Primitive, and Expressive of the Most Common Objects; and the Manner in Which They Are Arranged Tends At Once to Assist the Memory and to Inform the Judgment. Edinburgh: printed by Alex. Chapman and Co. Fish-Market; and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country, 1792.