Excerpta Ex Anthologia Oxoniensi Et E Sabrinae Corolla
"Excerpta Ex Anthologia Oxoniensi Et E Sabrinae Corolla", compiled by Henry Holden and originally published in 1902, is a carefully curated anthology of Latin poetry. This collection brings together selections from two esteemed sources: the "Anthologia Oxoniensis", representing the scholarly tradition of Oxford, and the "Sabrinae Corolla", known for its elegant and diverse range of poetic voices. This volume serves as a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of Latin literature, providing a rich sampling of poetic forms and themes. With its roots in the classical tradition, "Excerpta" offers readers a glimpse into the enduring beauty and power of Latin verse.
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