William Lily, An Introduction of the Eight Parts of Speech (1542)
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Date
15420
Book title
AN INTRODVCTION OF THE EYGHT PARTES OF speche, and the Construction of the same, compiled and sette forthe by the commaundement of our most gracious souerayne lorde the king
Publication place
London
Publisher
Thomae Bertheleti
Transcription source
LEME
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
grammar
Summary
The first grammar to be required for all grammar schools in England.
Language
headwords: English / Latin
explanations: Latin / English
explanations: Latin / English
explanations: Latin / English
explanations: Latin / English
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: gloss
sample: A nowne substantiue is, that standeth by hym self, and requireth not an other woorde to be ioyned with hym, as homo a manne, and it is declyned with one article, as hic Magister, a maister, or with twoo, as hic & hec parens, a father or mother.
sample: A nowne substantiue is, that standeth by hym self, and requireth not an other woorde to be ioyned with hym, as homo a manne, and it is declyned with one article, as hic Magister, a maister, or with twoo, as hic & hec parens, a father or mother.
STC
15610.6
ESTC
S2392
