Syllabus On The History Of Classical Philology (1892)

Covering the evolution of classical philology, this book is structured into three parts: from the Greeks to the Hellenistic age, the Roman period, and the medieval to modern eras. It serves as a textbook, detailing Greek and Latin literature, grammar development, and classical scholarship. Written clearly for accessibility, it includes numerous references to primary and secondary sources, making it an essential resource for students and scholars in classical studies. Its facsimile reprint preserves the significance of this antiquarian work.