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A bilingual pedagogical manual presents Latin grammatical excerpts with vernacular glosses and instructional commentary intended for beginning learners. It begins with a preface outlining the aim to render grammatical instruction into the native tongue and then treats core topics in order: letters, syllables and diphthongs, parts of speech, declensions and cases, conjugations (including irregular verbs and verbal forms), adverbs and participles, conjunctions, word order, prepositions, interjections, and numerals. The work concludes with a categorized glossary of common nouns such as body parts, animals, plants, and household items. The printed edition supplies manuscript variants and editorial notes documenting orthographic and textual differences among witnesses.
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