Géraud de Cordemoy, A Philosophical Discourse concerning Speech (1668)
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Date
1668
Author
Book title
A Philosophicall Discourse Concerning Speech, Conformable to the Cartesian Principles Dedicated to The Most Christian King. Englished out of French
Publication place
London
Publisher
John Martin
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
grammar
Word-group
type: undifferentiated
Word-entry
type: logical
sample: First, Grammarians teach the Words, that signifie things, which they call substantives; then those that signifie qualities, which they call adjectives; and till they have well distinguish't those two names, they teach not the words that signifie the actions of things, which they call verbs ... (p. 34)
sample: First, Grammarians teach the Words, that signifie things, which they call substantives; then those that signifie qualities, which they call adjectives; and till they have well distinguish't those two names, they teach not the words that signifie the actions of things, which they call verbs ... (p. 34)
Alston
III.ii.776
Wing
C6282
