A new Latin syntax
Eric Charles Woodcock • 1959 • Methuen
- Author
- Eric Charles Woodcock
- First published
- 1959
- Publisher
- Methuen
- ISBN
- 9781014216403
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A New Latin Syntax was authored by Eric Charles Woodcock and first published by Methuen in 1959. Developed during a period when the study of classical languages in British secondary schools was beginning to transition toward more structured, analytical methods, the text was designed to provide a comprehensive and rigorous guide for advanced students of Latin.
Woodcock sought to move beyond simple grammatical rote memorization, focusing instead on the functional application of syntax within classical literature. The work became a staple in academic circles for its clarity and scholarly depth, earning a reputation as a definitive reference for those navigating the complexities of Latin prose and poetry throughout the late twentieth century.
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