Manuale Lexicon Latino-Armenum is a comprehensive dictionary compiled by D. Ioannes Miskgian intended for scholastic use. Published in 1887, this lexicon serves as a valuable resource for students studying Latin and Armenian languages. The manual provides detailed translations and definitions, facilitating a deeper understanding of both languages and their historical context. This meticulously crafted lexicon remains a significant reference tool for classical language scholars and students alike, offering insights into the linguistic connections between Latin and Armenian.

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