Henry Nettleship

Nettleship se dedicó al estudio de la literatura latina antigua, con un enfoque particular en Virgilio. Tras la muerte de John Conington, finalizó la edición de Virgilio y posteriormente revisó versiones posteriores. Su extensa labor de doce años en un léxico latino dio como resultado la publicación de una obra original.

Vergil (1880)

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Henry Nettleship Vergil (1880)

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The Satires. With a Translation and Commentary by John Conington. To Which is Prefixed a Lecture on the Life and Writings of Persius, Delivered at Oxf

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John Conington The Satires. With a Translation and Commentary by John Conington. To Which is Prefixed a Lecture on the Life and Writings of Persius, Delivered at Oxf

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Lectures and Essays: 2nd Series

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Henry Nettleship Lectures and Essays: 2nd Series

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Essays by the Late Mark Pattison: Sometime Rector of Lincoln College

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Mark Pattison Essays by the Late Mark Pattison: Sometime Rector of Lincoln College

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P. Vergili Maronis Opera: The Eclogues And Georgics

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John Conington P. Vergili Maronis Opera: The Eclogues And Georgics

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Suggestions Introductory to a Study of the Aeneid

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Henry Nettleship Suggestions Introductory to a Study of the Aeneid

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Key To Passages For Translation Into Latin Prose

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Henry Nettleship Key To Passages For Translation Into Latin Prose

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The Moral Influence Of Literature: Classical Education In The Past And At Present

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Henry Nettleship The Moral Influence Of Literature: Classical Education In The Past And At Present

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Contributions to Latin Lexicography

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Henry Nettleship Contributions to Latin Lexicography

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