Etruria-celtica: Etruscan literature and antiquities investigated; or, The language of that ancient and illustrious people compared and identified with the Iberno-Celtic, and both shown to be Phœnician.

Mode of access: Internet.

Language lessons from literature,

Book 2: by Alice Woodworth Cooley ... assisted by W. F. Webster ...

The might and mirth of literature : a treatise on figurative language : in which upwards of six hundred writers are referred to, and two hundred and twenty figures illustrated /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Gael = An gaeḋal : a monthly bi-lingual magazine devoted to the promotion of the literature, history, language, art, music, industries, etc. of Ireland ...

Editors: -Oct. 1901, Geraldine M. Haverty.- S.J. Richardson.

Development of English literature and language /

Includes indexes.

A critical history of the language and literature of antient Greece /

Mode of access: Internet.

The romance of the Hebrew language,

"Books consulted" : p. ix-xii.

The origin and history of the English language, and of the early literature it embodies /

Includes index.

Illinois studies in language and literature.

Vol.1, v.16, no.3-v.23, no.2. issued as University of Illinois bulletin.

Germania : a fortnightly journal for the study of the German language and literature.

Ceased with June? 1901. Cf. Arndt.

Bibliography of English language and literature /

Includes both books and articles.

The language and literature of the Scottish Highlands,

Mode of access: Internet.

Northern antiquities; or, An historical account of the manners, customs, religion and laws, maritime expeditions and discoveries, language and literature of the ancient Scandinavians (Danes, Swedes, Norwegians and Icelanders,) with incidental notices respecting our Saxon ancestors.

"Reprinted from stereotype plates."

Adam's Latin grammar : with some improvements, and the following additions : rules for the right pronunciation of the Latin language, a metrical key to the odes of Horace, a list of Latin authors arranged according to the different ages of Roman literature, tables showing the value of the various coins, weights, and measures used among the Romans /

This edition is adopted by the University at Cambridge, Mass., and is recommended to the use of those who are preparing for that seminary.

Adam's Latin grammar, with some improvements and the following additions: rules for the right pronunciation of the Latin language; metrical key to the Odes of Horace; a list of Latin authors arranged according to the different ages of Roman literature; tables showing the value of the various coins, weights and measures used among the Romans,

At head of title: Stereo. ed.