EXT_ocw_lenclasica_01: Lexicon Morganianum (Morgan-Owens Neo-Latin Lexicon)

Lexicon Morganianum (Morgan-Owens Neo-Latin Lexicon)

The Morgan-Owens Lexicon of Neo-Latin and Contemporary Latin Usage. Written and compiled by David Morgan and Patrick M. Owens, and digitally developed by the Paideia Institute for Humanistic Study, Inc.

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