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A Latin translation of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was first published by Henry Denison in 1856. This edition has edited Denison's impressive work for clarity and Latinity, and aligned it line-by-line to Shakespeare's text. Included are 19th-century engravings by H.C. Selous. A pleasing read for experienced Latinists, and a fun challenge for less-experienced learners.
Arcadius Avellanus' classic Latin translation of beloved fairy tales - including Pulchritudo atque Bestia (Beauty and the Beast), Ciniscula (Cinderella), and Lucerna Aladdini (Aladdin's Lamp) - gets a new edition, beautifully adorned with illustrations by Arthur Rackham and with long vowels marked. Perfect for experienced Latin learners in search of a fun read, or newer Latin learners in search of a challenge.
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