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When I undertook the present translation, I expect ed, as was stated in the advertisement, that the Latin Grammar of Professor Mad vig, of Copenhagen, which had appeared about the same time as the last edition of Professor Zumpt's work, would furnish some more or less important improvements, which might be ad vantageously imbodied in the present translation but a comparison of the two books soon showed me that all the new and valuable points in Madvig's grammar were known to Professor Zumpt, and had received from him their due share of attention, Madvig having published his views on several grammatical questions in separate dissertations and elsewhere previously to the appearance of his grammar.
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