Hamilton, W. (1750). Hermes Romanus, anglicis D. Johannis Garretsoni vertendis exercitiis accommodatus: Or, A new collection of Latin words and phrases, for the more ready and exact translating of Garretson's English exercises into Latin. The whole being done in a most complete method: shewing how every word is declined and conjugated; with whatever else is necessary for speedy and proper translation; so as to render that excellent book of singular use, beyond any thing of the like nature yet extant. By W. H. teacher of a private school (The seventh edition corrected, and very much amended.). London: Printed for R. Ware; and S. Brit, at the Bible and Ball, in Avemary-Lane.
Chicago Style CitationHamilton, William. Hermes Romanus, Anglicis D. Johannis Garretsoni Vertendis Exercitiis Accommodatus: Or, A New Collection of Latin Words and Phrases, for the More Ready and Exact Translating of Garretson's English Exercises Into Latin. The Whole Being Done in a Most Complete Method: Shewing How Every Word Is Declined and Conjugated; With Whatever Else Is Necessary for Speedy and Proper Translation; so As to Render That Excellent Book of Singular Use, Beyond Any Thing of the Like Nature yet Extant. By W. H. Teacher of a Private School. The seventh edition corrected, and very much amended. London: Printed for R. Ware; and S. Brit, at the Bible and Ball, in Avemary-Lane, 1750.
MLA CitationHamilton, William. Hermes Romanus, Anglicis D. Johannis Garretsoni Vertendis Exercitiis Accommodatus: Or, A New Collection of Latin Words and Phrases, for the More Ready and Exact Translating of Garretson's English Exercises Into Latin. The Whole Being Done in a Most Complete Method: Shewing How Every Word Is Declined and Conjugated; With Whatever Else Is Necessary for Speedy and Proper Translation; so As to Render That Excellent Book of Singular Use, Beyond Any Thing of the Like Nature yet Extant. By W. H. Teacher of a Private School. The seventh edition corrected, and very much amended. London: Printed for R. Ware; and S. Brit, at the Bible and Ball, in Avemary-Lane, 1750.