Compendiaria Graece Grammatices Institutio Ad Usum Academiae Valentinae, 2 offers a comprehensive introduction to Greek grammar. Designed for use in academic settings, particularly at the Academia Valentina, this work provides students with a structured approach to learning the intricacies of the Greek language.
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