Jodocus Badius, Ascensius Declensions with the Plain Exposition (1505?)
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Date
1505?
Author
Book title
Ascensius declynsons with the playne exposition
Publication place
London
Publisher
R. Pynson
Text type
printed book
Genre
Grammars
Subject area
- grammar
- Latin
- punctuation
Summary
On pointing or punctuation
Language
headwords: English
explanations: English
other languages: Latin
explanations: English
explanations: English
other languages: Latin
explanations: English
Word-group
type: undifferentiated
Word-entry
type: logical
sample: Therbe fiue maner poyntys/and diuisions most vside with cunnyng men: the which/ if they be wel vsid:make the sentens very light/and esy to vnderstond both to the reder/& the herer.& they be these:virgil/come/parenthesis/playnt poynt/and interrogatif. A virgil is a sclender stryke:lenynge forwarde thiswyse / be tokynynge a lytyl/short rest without any perfetnes yet of sentens:as betwene the fiue poyntis a fore rehersid. (a1r)
sample: Therbe fiue maner poyntys/and diuisions most vside with cunnyng men: the which/ if they be wel vsid:make the sentens very light/and esy to vnderstond both to the reder/& the herer.& they be these:virgil/come/parenthesis/playnt poynt/and interrogatif. A virgil is a sclender stryke:lenynge forwarde thiswyse / be tokynynge a lytyl/short rest without any perfetnes yet of sentens:as betwene the fiue poyntis a fore rehersid. (a1r)
Alston
XV.204a
STC
1186.3
