Oxford Latin Desk Dictionary

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Preface	p. v
The Pronunciation of Classical Latin	p. vii
Abbreviations	p. ix
Using the Dictionary	p. x
Latin-English	p. 1
Summary of Grammar	p. 209
Roman Dates and Times	p. 230
Roman Weights and Measures	p. 232
Roman Money	p. 233
Some Common Metres of Latin Verse	p. 234
English-Latin	p. 237
Historical and Mythological Names	p. 455
Geographical Names	p. 461
The Latin Writers	p. 466
Some Key Dates in Roman History	p. 470
Late and Medieval Latin	p. 472
Maps	p. 475
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