Ja. Ross, A.M., humaniorum literarum et linguæ græcæ professore accurante ; Accesserunt fini analysis, decalogus, Dominica precatio.
Edition
Editio secunda emendatior et nonnullis priore contractior.
Place of Publication
Philadelphiæ
Publisher
Typis Janæ Aitken,
Date of Publication
1813.
Physical Description
viii, 100 p. ; 18 cm.
Notes
Note on flyleaf: "To William Tindly [?] Esq. Treasurer of the State of Pennsylvania: Sir I deliver this copy to you that you may deliver it to the Secretary of the State to be accessioned in his office. James Ross."
Sketch on the life of James Ross laid in. "Author of this Greek Grammar; Born May 18, 1744 in Oxford, Chester Co. Died July 6 1827 in Phila. (Body later removed to Carlisle.) No descendants. Married 1. Rosanna Sharp 2. Cath. Irvine of Carlisle. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Ch. Lancaster. He taught in Old Franklin College from 1802-1809. At Dickinson College from 1784-1797. Excellent Latin & Greek scholar. Latin grammar was famous far & wide. See Lancaster County Historical Society Pub volume 9, p. 29 by Rev. Joseph H. Dubbs. D.D., - L.L.D. Written in 1904."
M. Beni. Hederici Lexicon manvale Graecvm : omnibus sui generis lexicis longe locvpletivs: in dvas partes divisvm: qvarvm prior vocvm Graecarvm ordine alphabetico digestarum ... interpretationem Latinam continet. Altera vocvm phrasivmqve Latinarvm ... interpretationem Graecam exhibet
