Gh.7.20
[Methode courte et facile pour apprendre les humanités Grecques & Latines. English]
A compendious way of teaching ancient and modern languages, formerly practised by the learned Tanaquil Faber, in the education of one of his sons, and of his daughter the celebrated Madam Dacier, and now, with little alteration, successfully executed in London. ... To which are added some tracts and observations on the same subject, by several eminent men, viz. Roger Ascham, (tutor to Queen Elizabeth) Richard Carew, Mr. Milton, Mr. Locke, &c. With an account of the education of the Dauphin, by J.B. Bosseut, Bishop of Meaux.
The second edition.
London, : Printed by J. Downing, in Bartholomew-Close near Smithfield, for the author,, 1723..
iv, [4], 128, 169-184 p. ; 18 cm. (8°)
A translation of Lefebvre, Tannegui. Methode courte et facile pour apprendre les humanités Grecques & Latines.
Dedication signed: J.T. Philipps.
Edition statement from line 12 of title.
Pages numbered 169-184 after p. 128. Text and register are continuous despite pagination.
The recto following p. iv is paginated i.
Signatures: [A]⁴ B-K⁸.
ESTC, T66511
Bookplate of Edward Waddington dated 1731 on the back pastedown.
Bookplate of Eton College on the front pastedown.
18th-century plain calf; frame with triple blind fillet on covers and small roll along the spine; five raised bands on spine; red sprinkled edges; one additional flyleaf on front and one on back of book.
Imperfect: wanting [A3-A4].
Previously Dk.6.27 and Gh.7.23.
Language and languages Study and teaching Early works to 1800.
Teaching Methodology.
Philipps, J. T., ? - d. 1755 (Jenkin Thomas), publisher.
Downing, Joseph, ? - d. 1734 printer.
Waddington, Edward, 1670 or 71 - 1731 former owner.
England London.
eng
B50422