An edition of Elements of the Greek language, exhibited, for the most part, in new rules, made easy to the memory by their brevity: being a translation of Dr. Moor's celebrated Greek grammar (1831)

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An edition of Elements of the Greek language, exhibited, for the most part, in new rules, made easy to the memory by their brevity: being a translation of Dr. Moor's celebrated Greek grammar (1831)

Elements of the Greek language, exhibited, for the most part, in new rules, made easy to the memory by their brevity: being a translation of Dr. Moor's celebrated Greek grammar.

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Collins and Hannay, Webster and Skinner [etc.]
Language
English
Pages
408

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Subjects
Greek language, Grammar
Times
1800-1870

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Cover of: Elements of the Greek language, exhibited, for the most part, in new rules, made easy to the memory by their brevity: being a translation of Dr. Moor's celebrated Greek grammar.
Elements of the Greek language, exhibited, for the most part, in new rules, made easy to the memory by their brevity: being a translation of Dr. Moor's celebrated Greek grammar.
1831, Collins and Hannay, Webster and Skinner [etc.]
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Includes index

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New-York, Albany

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x p., 1 l., 408 p.
Number of pages
408

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OL15005116M
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elementsofgreekl00moor
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10023977

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