This volume collects the works of various minor Latin writers on the subjects of grammar and literature. It provides important insights into the development of Latin syntax and the use of rhetorical devices in classical literature. The texts included here range from the fourth to the eighth century CE and have been edited and translated by two of the foremost scholars of Latin grammar. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of the Latin language and the literature of the classical world.

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