An English-Latin gradus or verse dictionary;

/--. ;/ANENGLISH-LATIN GRADUSORVERSE DICTIONARY.COMPILED BYM.A.A. C. AINGEK,CAMBRIDGETRINITY COLLEGE,H. M.A.G. WINTLE,CHRIST OXFORDCHURCH,IN ETON COLLEGE.ASSISTANT MASTERS' si non datur ultra."Est terms,quadam prcxlireLONDON:STEEET.ALBEMAELEJOHN MUEKAY,1891.PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITKD,SrSKKP AXD CHABISa CBOSS.STAMFORDPREFACE.IT is now of ten since this book was first takenupwards yearsin hand. as was the in theContinued, case, onlynecessarilyand other not toholidays, frequently interrupted by work,of more attractive it had so farspeak occupations, progressedthat a was made a with a view tocopy being by type-writerwhen in the autumn aof 1889 short illness wasprinting,followed the death of the of its authors.by early youngerThis is no to dwell at on those whichplace length qualitiesearned for him the love of friends hismany simple, loyal,and naturemanly"Multis ille bonis flebilis occidit."But one who was associated with him in much of hisverywork be to how a of whatevermay permitted say great partusefulness it this book owes to his unwearied zealmay possessand his in minute and hisdetails,patience, accuracy thoroughof the of the Latinwords andknowledge thoughts poetswhile of the smaller which will no doubt bemany errors,are due to final which itthe want of thatfound, revision,would have been his to render as aspride complete possible.The of Latin verse has been an objectpractice compositionof scorn to so writers ...