John Stanbridge, How Many Parts of Reason Ben There (1505)
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Date
1505
Author
John Stanbridge Note: 14/10/2005
Book title
[How many parts of reason ben there]
Publisher
W. Faques
Transcription source
Cambridge University Library
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
- grammar
- Latin
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: HOw know ie a verbe for he is declyned with mode tens without case or artycle & be tokeneth too do or to suffre or to be. Now many thynges longe to a verbe.vij. whiche .vii. mode/ conugation. gener/ nombre/ fygure/ tens & person [1v in 1505 edition]
sample: HOw know ie a verbe for he is declyned with mode tens without case or artycle & be tokeneth too do or to suffre or to be. Now many thynges longe to a verbe.vij. whiche .vii. mode/ conugation. gener/ nombre/ fygure/ tens & person [1v in 1505 edition]
Alston
XV.131
STC
23154.7
Other editions
1495?: STC 23154.5 (Alston XV.130);
1510?: STC 23155 (Alston XV.132);
1515?: STC 23155.2 (Alston XV.133)
1510?: STC 23155 (Alston XV.132);
1515?: STC 23155.2 (Alston XV.133)
