Observations on the importance of Greek literature and the best method of studying the classics : translated from the Latin of Professor Wyttenbach, to which is subjoined an exemplification of the author's method of explaining the classics to his pupils., by Daniel Albert Wyttenbach et al.

Title:	Observations on the importance of Greek literature and the best method of studying the classics : translated from the Latin of Professor Wyttenbach, to which is subjoined an exemplification of the author's method of explaining the classics to his pupils.
Author:	Wyttenbach, Daniel Albert, 1746-1820
Author:	Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress)
Note:	Printed by Sewell Phelps, 1820

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Subject:	Greek literature -- Study and teaching
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