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A short introduction of grammar generally to be used : compiled and set forth for the bringing up of all those that intend to attain to the knowledge of the Latin tongue.
London : Printed by S. Buckley and T. Longman, printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, in Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, MDCCLXXVIII. [1778]
3 v. in 1 : 1 ill. ; 15 cm. (8vo)
This edition contains John Ward's preface, also appearing in several other editions, which explains the history and relationship of these three works.
[v. 1]. 1: [20], 71, [5] p. ; [v. 2]: [4], 139, [1] p. ; [v.3]: 80 p.
Signatures: A-P⁸, A-E⁸.
Each book has separate pagination; register is continuous for v. 1 and 2. Although v. 3. has separate pagination and register, it is mentioned as part of the work in the preface.
"Propria quae maribus, quae genus, as in praesenti, syntaxis, qui mihi, construed" has specialtitle page with imprint date MDCCLXXVIII. It is a translation by William Haine of selections Brevissima institutio containing Latin text with English translation in italics and interspersed every few words
"Brevissima instituto" has special title page with imprint date 1778.
Written by William Lily, first headmaster of St. Paul's School in London, John Colet, and Thomas Robertson. A short introduction of grammar and Brevissima institutio were often issued together beginning in the 1540s.
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ESTC, T175409
Eton College Library book label.
Ms. inscription on front endpaper: "E. T. Campagnac".
18th century canvas binding.
Latin language Grammar Early works to 1800.
Lily, William, 1468? - 1522 Brevissima institutio.
Haine, William translator.
Longman, Thomas, 1731 - 1797 printer.
England London.
eng lat lat
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