Apollonii Alexandrini De Constructione Orationis Libri Quatuor [Latin]

Apollonii Alexandrini De Constructione Orationis Libri Quatuor, edited by Immanuel Bekker, is a scholarly edition of Apollonius Dyscolus's foundational work on syntax. Written in Latin, this edition provides invaluable insights into the grammatical theories of one of antiquity's most influential linguists. The four books delve into the principles of sentence construction, offering a systematic analysis of language structure. This edition, meticulously prepared by Bekker, remains an essential resource for students and scholars of classical languages and historical linguistics. Its enduring value lies in its detailed examination of ancient grammatical thought and its contribution to our understanding of linguistic theory.

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