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  • The Latin Garden 1  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    Book very special and very interesting for the curious and those who have a minimum knowledge of Latin and a treat for those who have greater knowledge. This looks like a game and enrichment by all .Super book discovery for research. I regret that th
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  • The Latin Garden  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    This llivre gets to know the plants: Latin names indicate their origin, composition, sometimes their environment. Very interesting. The Latin is not off-putting, even playful.
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  • Very little useful book  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    Beware of people who buy this book: The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently Indeed, it is a dictionary of Latin but in no case a dictionary plants. A translation is given for each Latin word but in any case, it is clear
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  • A gem ... 3  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    Remains to find a comprehensive directory (Latin-French dictionary) on the subject to find answers to all the questions that arise gardener exposed to Latin and Greek! Beautiful popular work which gives the basis for a comprehensive understanding.
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  • 1341 Very convenient  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    ... Especially handy book to learn the language of plants. It helped me a lot in my plants vegetate purchases for my terrace. For each word to a very precise meaning in the choice of color, shape and even the place. There are so many anecdotes and co
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  • Latin Garden 2  

    The Latin Garden: 1500 Latin names for plants learn to speak fluently (Hardcover)
    It is a Latin-French dictionary and French non-Latin. But there is not that much. For example, we have all the Latin words of the leaf position on the stem: leaves, alternate, opposite, clasping pinnate leaves stalked etc. Ditto for the shape of the
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