William Walker, Idiomatologia Anglo-Latina sive Dictionarium Idiomaticum Anglo-Latinum (1670)

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Date

1670

Author

William Walker Note: 15/10/2005

Book title

Idiomatologia Anglo-Latina, sive Dictionarium Idiomaticum Anglo-Latinvm: In Quo Phrases Tam Latinae quàm Anglicanæ Linguæ Sibi mutuò respondentes, sub certis quibusdam Capitibus secundum Alphabeti ordinem è regione collocantur. In usum tam Peregrinorum, qui Sermonem nostrum Anglicanum, quàm Nostratium, qui Latinum Idioma callere student. A Dictionarie of English and Latine Idiomes wherein Phrases of the English and Latine Tongue Answering in Parallels each to the other are Ranked under seuerall heads Alphabeticallie Set

Publication place

London

Printer

J. Macock

Publisher

Josephi Clark

Text type

printed book

Genre

Bilingual and polyglot dictionaries, glossaries, and vocabularies

Subject area

Latin

Summary

"An audacious plagiarism of Thomas Willis's Proteus vinctus" (1655; Alston XVI, p. 1670)

Word-group

type: alphabetical

Word-entry

type: headword
sample: Exercise, FOr the exercise of my memory. EXecendæ memoriæ gratiâ. Cic. de Sen. In these things I exercise my wit. Hæ sunt exercitationes ingenii. Cic. de Sen. (p. 180)

Alston

XVI.287

Wing

W 419A, W424

Other editions

1672: Wing W431 (Alston XVI.288);
1673: Wing W425 (Alston XVI.289);
1680: Wing W426 (Alston XVI.290);
1685: Wing W427 (Alston XVI.291);
1690: Wing W428 (Alston XVI.292);
1695: Wing W429 (Alston XVI.293)

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