C. B., The English Guide to the Latin Tongue (1675)
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Date
1675
Author
Book title
The English Guide To The Latin Tongue: Or A Brief System Of All The most necessary Rules For The Initiating of Youth In The Rudiments of Grammar
Publication place
London
Publisher
R. Royston
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
- grammar
- Latin
Summary
Explanations of grammatical terminology
Word-group
type: undifferentiated
Word-entry
type: logical
sample: Hyphen, notes two Words to be joyned as if it were one compounded Word, thus ante-malorum. We use the same Note in the end of a Line, when part of a Word ends the Line, and the other part begins the next Line. (p. 47)
sample: Hyphen, notes two Words to be joyned as if it were one compounded Word, thus ante-malorum. We use the same Note in the end of a Line, when part of a Word ends the Line, and the other part begins the next Line. (p. 47)
Alston
XVI.312
Wing
E3087
