Marcus Tullius Cicero, Principia Latine Loquendi (1575)

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Date
1575
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Book title
Principia Latine Loquendi, Scribendique Sive, Selecta quædam ex Ciceronis epistolis, ad pueros in Latina lingua exercendos, adiecta interpretatione Anglica, & (vbi opus esse visum est) Latina declaratione. Ad rationem quam nuper suis sedulitate summa Gallicè conscripsit .... A very necessary and profitable entraunce to the speakynge and writyng of the Latin tongue. Or A certain draught taken out of Ciceroes Epistles, for the exercise of children in the Latin speache together with an easy and a familiar construction thereof into Englishe
Publication place
London
Printer
John Kingston
Publisher
Oliver Wilkes
Transcription source
EEBO
Text type
printed book
Genre
Bilingual and polyglot dictionaries, glossaries, and vocabularies
Subject area
  • Latin
  • rhetoric
Summary
An edition of Cicero's letters with a phrase-by-phrase English transcription and commentary
Language
headwords: Latin
explanations: English
explanations: English
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: Epistola VIII. M.C. TERENTIÆ SVÆ S. P. D. SI vales, bene est: ego quidem valeo. Valetudinem tuam velim cures diligentissimè. Nam mihi & scriptum, & nuntiatum est, te in febrim subito incidisse. ¶ Si vales, If ye be in health., Bene est) sub res, it is well - all is well, Ego quidem valeo, I am in health. ¶ Velim [vt] cures valetudinem tuam, I would ye looke into your health Diligentissimè, withall regard - in any wise, ¶ Nam mihi scriptum estm For it is written to mee. Et nuntiatum, And also told (me) Te incidisse, that ye are fallen Subitò, suddenly In febrim, into an Agu. (pp. 43-44)
Alston
XV.768
STC
5307