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WORKS ON LANGUAGE. 49 grammars. Mr. Roby has given special prominence to the treat- ment of Sounds and. Word-formation ; and in the First Book he has done much towards settling a discussion which is at present largely engaging the attention of scholars, viz., the Pronunciation of the Classical languages. In the full Appendices will be found various valuable details still further illustrating the subjects discussed in the text. The author's reputation as a scholar and critic is already well known, and the publishers are encouraged to believe that his present work will take its place as perhaps the most original, exhaus- tive, and scientific grammar of the Latin language that has ever issued from the British press. “The book is marked by the clear and practical insight of a master in his art. It is a book which would do honour to any country. "—ATHENAEUM. “Brings before the student in a methodical form the best results of modern philology bearing on the Latin language."—Scotsman. Taylor (Rev. Isaac).—WORDS AND PLACES; or, Etymological Illustrations of History, Ethnology, and Geography. By the Rev. Isaac Taylor. New Edition, thoroughly revised and condensed for School use. [In the press. This work, as the Saturday Review acknowledges, “is one which stands alone in our language." The subject is one acknowledged to be of the highest importance as a handmaid to History, Ethnology, Geography, and even to Geology; and Mr. Taylor's work has taken its place as the only English authority of value on the subject. Not only is the work of the highest value to the student, but will be found full of interest to the general reader, affording him wonderful peeps into the past life and wanderings of the restless race to which he belongs. Every assistance is given in the way of specially pre- fared Maps, Indexes, and Appendices ; and to anyone who wishes to pursue the study of the subject further, the Bibliographical List of Books will be found invaluable. The Nonconformist says, **The historical importance of ehe subject can scarcely be exaggerated." “His book," the Reader says, “will be invaluable to the student of English history." “As all cultivated minds fed curiosity about local names, it may be expected that this will become a household book," says the Guardian. Trench.—Works by R. Chenevix Trench, D.D., Archbishop cf Dublin. (For other Works by the same Author, see THEOLOGICAL Catalogue.) d
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Six weeks in the saddle

Year
1874
Language
English
Pages
260


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