Discover a classic linguistic resource with this 1929 Twenty-Second Stereotype Edition of "A New Dictionary of the Latin and English Languages." This comprehensive dictionary serves as an invaluable tool for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of classical languages, offering detailed definitions and translations between Latin and English. Its unique appendix further enriches the content by providing a wealth of Latin geographical, historical, and mythological proper names, making it a robust reference for understanding ancient texts and culture.

Published by Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc. in Garden City, New York, and Bernhard Tauchnitz in Leipzig, this edition was printed in Germany, reflecting a period of significant international publishing collaboration. The volume features a sturdy hardcover binding, ideal for frequent consultation. An interesting piece of provenance is present with a handwritten inscription by "Frank K. Woodruf" at "45-5th Ave. N.Y.C.", adding a layer of historical ownership to this venerable dictionary. This dictionary is a remarkable collectible for anyone interested in philology, classical studies, or antique reference works.