Excerpt from De Syntaxi Ammiani Marcellini: Dissertatio Philologica Quam Amplissimo Philosophorum in Academia Lipsiensi Ordini Ad Summos in Philosophia Honores Rite Capessendos
Berlin 1872, A. Draeger, fibersyntax und Stil des Tacitus. Leipzig 1868.
A. Dmger, historische Syntax der lateinischen Sprache. Leipzig 1874 - 76.
H oc quidem opus nonnullis in rebus viris doctis minus probatum est, sed in universum in syntacticis rebus summo est usai nec nllus alius liber in illius locum potest sub stitui. Nostri quidem auctoris a Draegero ratio habita est fere nulla.
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