《拉丁语语法新编》是 20 世纪以来英语世界最权威也最受欢迎的拉丁语语法书，经过多次修订和重版。本书对拉丁语语法的解释细致、全面、井井有条，兼具深度和广度。 本书主要分为三个部分。第一部分是词与词形，包括变格、变位和单词的构成； 第二部分是句法，介绍格、时态、语式的用法以及各种从句的句法；第三部分讲解诗律。书中还有附录多种。《拉丁语语法新编》对于初学者和资深学者而言都是必备的工具书。
《拉丁语语法新编》的中文版还具有如下特点：
• 汉语学界中首次系统、完整并且详细地介绍拉丁语词法、句法以及诗歌格律。
• 编译自英语世界最权威、流通最广泛的拉丁语语法工具书 。
• 全部例词、例句皆附有汉译；例句近3000条，大多选自经典拉丁语作品 。
• 订正原书各类排印错误、引文标注错误232处 。
• 补充译注451条、 译按108条，便于自学。

《韦洛克拉丁语教程》是20 世纪后半期以来英语世界最受欢迎的拉丁语教材，初版于1956 年，很快就因其严密的组织结构、清晰的叙述讲解、循序渐进的设计安排、适中的难易程度以及其中收录的丰富的古代文献而被誉为“拉丁语学习的标准著作”，其“拉丁语学习首选教材”的地位无可撼动。
全书共分四十课，以简洁而不学究气的语言，系统讲解了拉丁语的基本词形、句法，并通过丰富的词汇学习、众多的英语词源研究、英拉句子互译和古典拉丁语作家原文赏读，来锻炼拉丁语学习者使用单词的灵活性和精确性，培养其观察、分析、判断和评价的能力，加强对语言形式、清晰性和美的感受；并通过探讨战争、友谊、未来、生老病死等发人深省的主题来学习古典作家的思想和技艺，分享他们的人文主义传统。第6 版更是增补了课后的词汇表，修订了拉丁语的背景介绍、语言演变和一些词源学知识，从而使自学拉丁语变得更加容易。

This revised and expanded edition provides a comprehensive overview of comparative Indo-European linguistics and the branches of the Indo-European language family, covering both linguistic and cultural material.Now offering even greater coverage than the first edition, it is the definitive introduction to the field. Updated, corrected, and expanded edition, containing new illustrations of selected texts and inscriptions, and text samples with translations and etymological commentary
Extensively covers individual histories of both ancient and modern languages of the Indo-European family
Provides an overview of Proto-Indo-European culture, society, and language
Designed for use in courses, with exercises and suggestions for further reading included in each chapter
Includes maps, a glossary, a bibliography, and comprehensive word and subject indexes

《英语词根与单词的说文解字(修订版)》分三大部分，在介绍基本的词根理论的基础上，对常用的英语词根及其衍生词进行了讲解，并配以例句，每部分后还设计了练习。与初版相比，再版在以下两个方面有所提高和突破：一、在词根理论方面加强了科学性与系统性，增强了学术含量；二、在词根的选择和介绍、例句的内容以及练习的设计等方面更加注重其适用性和实用性。该书系国内少有的集理论性和实用性为一体的词根专著，适合高级程度的读者从事英语词汇学习与研究使用。

本书是一本研究上古汉语形态的学术专著，对汉藏语系的形成问题提出了挑战，在国际汉语研究界引起了很大的反响，是国际学术界公认的一部高质量的学术著作

This book introduces Proto-Indo-European and explores what the language reveals about the people who spoke it. The Proto-Indo-Europeans lived somewhere in Europe or Asia between 5,500 and 8,000 years ago, and no text of their language survives. J. P. Mallory and Douglas Adams show how over the last two centuries scholars have reconstructed it from its descendant languages, the surviving examples of which comprise the world's largest language family. After a concise account of Proto-Indo-European grammar and a consideration of its discovery, they use the reconstructed language and related evidence from archaeology and natural history to examine the lives, thoughts, passions, culture, society, economy, history, and environment of the Proto-Indo-Europeans. Our distant ancestors had used the wheel, were settled arable farmers, kept sheep and cattle, brewed beer, got married, made weapons, and had 27 verbs for the expression of strife. The subjects to which the authors devote chapters include fauna, flora, family and kinship, clothing and textiles, food and drink, space and time, emotions, mythology, religion, and the continuing quest to discover the Proto-Indo-European homeland.Proto-Indo-European-English and English-Proto-Indo-European vocabularies and full indexes conclude the book. Written in a clear, readable style and illustrated with maps, figures, and tables, this book is on a subject of great and enduring fascination. It will appeal to students of languages, classics, and the ancient world, as well as to general readers interested in the history of language and of early human societies.