Thesaurus linguae Latinae epigraphicae. [The Olcott] dictionary of the Latin inscriptions

Thesaurus linguae Latinae epigraphicae, Volume 1, is a comprehensive dictionary of Latin inscriptions. Compiled by Leslie Francis Smith, John Harvey McLean, Clinton Walker Keyes, and George N. Olcott, this volume represents a significant resource for scholars and researchers in classical studies, linguistics, and ancient history. Published in 1904, this dictionary, also known as "The Olcott dictionary of the Latin inscriptions", provides detailed entries and explanations of Latin terms found in epigraphic sources. This foundational work remains an invaluable tool for understanding the nuances of the Latin language as it was used in inscriptions, shedding light on Roman culture, society, and history.

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