Charles Hoole, The Common Rudiments of Latin Grammar (1657)

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Date
1657
Author
Book title
The Common Rudiments Of Latine Grammar, Vsually Taught in all Schools: Delivered in a very plain Method for young beginners: viz. 1. The Common Accidents examined, 2. The Terminations, and Examples of the Declensions and Conjugations, 3. Propria quæ maribus, Quæ genus, and As in Præsenti, Englished and Explained. With a Synopsis of the matter, and an Index of the words belonging to each of them
Publication place
London
Printer
W. Godbid
Publisher
John Saywel
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
  • grammar
  • Latin
Word-group
type: undifferentiated
Word-entry
type: logical
sample: A Noun is the name of a thing, that may be seen, felt, heard, or understood. (p. 1)
Alston
XVI.118
Wing
H2678b
Other editions
1659: Wing H2679 (Alston XVI.119);
1661: Wing H2674b (Alston XVI.120);
1663: Wing H2679a (Alston XVI.121);
1667: Wing H2679b (Alston XVI.122);
1668: no Wing no. (Alston XVI.123);
1671: Wing H2675, H2679c (Alston XVI.124);
1673: Wing H2678ac (Alston XVI.125);
1674: Wing H2680 (Alston XVI.126);
1675: Wing H2676 (Alston XVI.127);
1679: Wing H2677 (Alston XVI.128);
1683: Wing H2678 (Alston XVI.129);
1685: Wing H2678aa (Alston XVI.130);
1686: Wing H2678ba (Alston XVI.131);
1690: Wing H2678a (Alston XVI.132);
1695: Wing H2678ab (Alston XVI.133);
1700: Wing H2678ac (Alston XVI.134)