Grammatica Latino-celtica: Doctis Ac Scientiarum Appetentibus Viris Composita...

This book is a unique study of the Latin and Celtic languages and their grammar, syntax, and vocabulary, written in the sixteenth century by French humanist Alain Dumoulin. It offers a systematic and comparative analysis of the two languages, highlighting their similarities and differences, and providing valuable insights into the history and structure of Indo-European languages. This book is a treasure trove for philologists, linguists, and scholars of classical and medieval literature.

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