Publication History
- Wheelock F. M. - Latin. An introductory course based on ancient authors. New York : Barnes & Noble, 1956. XXXIII & 301 p.
- Wheelock F. M. - Latin. An introductory course based on ancient authors. 2nd ed. New York : Barnes & Noble, 1960. XXXIII & 377 p.
- Wheelock F. M. - Latin. An introductory course based on ancient authors. 3rd ed. New York : Barnes & Noble, 1963. XXXIII & 457 p.
- Wheelock F. M. - Wheelock's Latin Grammar. 4th ed., revised. New York : Harper Collins, 1992. XXVI & 418 p.
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