Progressive Latin Comprehensions. - WILSON, W.M.,
KORTE INHOUD
'The aim of this book is somewhat different from that of 'Latin comprehension' in two respects. Firstly its contents are graded in difficulty, and move gradually from understanding to appreciation. (...) Secondly it is essential to understand what is meant by the term comprehension. Comprehension means full understanding of what Latin says and how it says it.' (W.M. WILSON in the Preface, p.5).
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London, 1973. Reprint 1st ed.1971. 135p. Sewn paperback.Antiquarian
'The aim of this book is somewhat different from that of 'Latin comprehension' in two respects. Firstly its contents are graded in difficulty, and move gradually from understanding to appreciation. (...) Secondly it is essential to understand what is meant by the term comprehension. Comprehension means full understanding of what Latin says and how it says it.' (W.M. WILSON in the Preface, p.5).
