[Transcriber's Notes: i) the text mixes 'littera' and 'līttera' (short/long 'i'). Dictionaries generally consider 'littera' as more correct. ii) it states 'lēctus, ī, m.' (=bed) in the original, but 'lĕctus' is correct. NB: the adjective 'lēctus, a, um' is indeed with 'long e'. iii) it considers the Nom./Acc.Plural ending of the 3rd declension/imparisyllabica ("-es", e.g. leōn-es) as short, whereas is it usually considered Grammars as long, cf. Allen & Greenough, New Latin Grammar, §§55ff.] THE book is the result of three years' experience in teaching Latin on the Direct Method, during which time we have used the proofs in various forms. In a method, whose essential is…
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