The Dictionary was published in eight fascicles between 1968 and 1982 and is now available in a single bound volume. Features of the Oxford Latin Dictionary- First Latin-English dictionary composed directly from original sources- Comprehensive coverage of classical Latin with entries for approximately 40,000 words- Based on a collection of over one million quotations that illustrate the meaning and use of Latin words from the earliest known instance- Definitions are in modern English and based on modern lexicographical principles- Up-to-date with the inclusion of better texts as well as epigraphical material that was previously unavailable The Oxford Latin Dictionary is a comprehensive and authoritative reference work for students, teachers, professionals, and general readers interested in classical languages and literature, ancient history, medieval studies, languages, art history, ancient philosophy, religion, archaeology, law, medicine, and natural science.

    A concise Gaelic grammar is included along with illustrations and a biographical essay by Peter Berresford Ellis.

    Lists of synonyms, antonyms, sample sentences, parts of speech, and definitions accompany each alphabetically arranged entry word, in an easy-to-use revision of a popular reference title.