Julius Cæsar

· 1616

The translator has been induced by the following considerations to publish what was begun as matter of amusement, and private occupation. The employment of translation, oral and written, as the best and readiest mode of acquiring a dead language, and of imbuing the mind with its idiom and spirit, does not appear to be sufficiently recognised in the practice of the schools of this country.…

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