An Abridgment Of Leverett's Latin Lexicon ...

"An Abridgment Of Leverett's Latin Lexicon" is a comprehensive reference work designed to aid students and scholars in their study of the Latin language. A condensed version of the larger, more detailed lexicon, this abridgment retains the essential definitions and usages necessary for understanding classical Latin texts. Compiled by Frederick Percival Leverett, Francis Gardner, and Henry Warren Torrey, this lexicon serves as an invaluable tool for those seeking to enhance their vocabulary and comprehension of Latin literature and historical documents.

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