Gramàtica Latina
by Antonio de Nebrija is a foundational work in the study of Latin grammar, originally written in Spanish. This edition provides a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in classical languages and the history of linguistic study. Nebrija's approach offers insights into the structure and usage of Latin, making it an essential text for understanding the evolution of grammatical thought. This book serves not only as a grammar guide but also as a historical artifact, reflecting the intellectual landscape of its time. A must-have for libraries, researchers, and anyone passionate about language and its history.
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