Friderici Ritschelii Opuscula Philologica

This collection of essays by Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl is an important contribution to the field of Latin philology. Ritschl's insights and research have had a lasting impact on the study of Latin language and literature. With essays on everything from the syntax of Latin to the works of Roman writers like Cicero and Vergil, this book is an essential addition to any classicist's library.
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