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Varro (m. Terentius), 116-27 Bc, Of Reate, Renowned For His Vast Learning, Was An Antiquarian, Historian, Philologist, Student Of Science, Agriculturist, And Poet. He Was A Republican Who Was Reconciled To Julius Caesar And Was Marked Out By Him To Supervise An Intended National Library. Of Varro's Seventy Works Involving Hundreds Of Volumes We Have Only His Treatise On Agriculture And Part Of His Monumental Achievement De Liingua Latina, On The Latin Language, A Work Typical Of Its Author's Interest Not Only In Antiquarian Matters But Also In The Collection Of Scientific Facts. Originally It Consisted Of Twenty-five Books In Three Parts: Etymology Of Latin Words (books 1-7); Their Inflexions And Other Changes (books 8-13); And Syntax (books 14-25). Of The Work Survive (somewhat Imperfectly) Books 5 To 10. These Are From The Section (books 4-6) Which Applied Etymology To Words Of Time And Place And To Poetic Expressions; The Section (books 7-9) On Analogy As It Occurs In Word Formation; And The Section (books 10-12) Which Applied Analogy To Word Derivation. Varro's Work Contains Much That Is Of Very Great Value To The Study Of The Latin Language. -- Jacket. V. 1. On The Latin Langu

Author

Marcus Terentius Varro; Roland G. Kent

Publisher

Loeb Classical Library

Published

1800

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674993679