Bellot, Jacques.
Familiar dialogues, for the instruction of them, that be desirous to learne to speake English, and perfectly to pronounce the same: set forth by Iames Bellot Gentleman of Caen. Dialogues familiers, pour l'instruction de ceux qui sont desireux d'apprendrea parler Anglois, & parfaitement le prononcer: mis en lumiere par Iaques Bellot Gentil'home Cadomois. Familier deialogs, for dé instruction of dem, dat by desireus tou lrne tou spék Inglish, and perfetlé tou pron-nce dé sm: set fòrs by Iéms Bellot Gentilman of Caen.
London: printed by Richard Field dwelling in Great Woodstreete, 11622.
ESTC No. S90459.Grub Street ID 149809.
Bellot, Jacques.
The French grammer: or an introdvction orderly and methodically, by ready rules, playne preceptes and euident examples, teachinge the Frenche tongue, made, and very commodiously set forth for their sakes that desire to attayne the perfecte knovvledge of the same language By Iames Bellot, gentleman of Caen in Normandy.
Imprinted at London: In Fleetstreat by Thomas Marshe, 1578.
ESTC No. S111925.Grub Street ID 131690.
Bellot, Jacques.
Le maistre d'escole Anglois. Contenant plusieurs profitables preceptes pour les naturelz franco?is, et autres estrangers qui ont la langue franco?ise pour paruenir al?a vraye prononciation de la langue Angloise. Faict, et mis en lumiere, par.I.B. Gen. Ca. = The Englishe Scholemaister. Conteyning many profitable preceptes for the naturall borne french men, and other straungers that haue their French tongue, to attayne the true pronouncing of the Englishe tongue. Made, and sette forth, by.I.B. Gen. Ca.
ImprimeáL?ondres: Par Thomas Purfoote, pour Henry Dizlie, 1580.
ESTC No. S111926.Grub Street ID 131691.
Bellot, Jacques.
Le iardin de vertu, et bonnes moeurs plain de plusiers belles fleurs, & riches sentences auec le sens d'icelles, recueillies de plusieurs autheurs, & mises en lumiere par, I.B. gen. Cadomois.
Imprim a Londres: Par Thomas Vautrouillier demeurant â Blacke-friers, 1581.
ESTC No. S112761.Grub Street ID 132509.
Bellot, Jacques.
Familiar dialogues, for the instruction of the[m], that be desirous to learne to speake English, and perfectlye to pronou[n]ce the same: set forth by Iames Bellot gentleman of Caen.
Imprinted at London: By Thomas Vautrollier, dwelling in the blacke-Friers, 1586.
ESTC No. S114666.Grub Street ID 134376.
Bellot, Jacques.
The French methode, wherein is contained a perfite order of grammer for the French tongue. Made and set forth by Iames Bellot, gentleman of Caen in Normandy.
Imprinted at London: By Robert Robinson dwelling in Feter-Lane neere Holborne, 1588.
ESTC No. S112883.Grub Street ID 132627.
Bellot, Jacques.
Prognosticataion perpetuelle, pour curieusement obseruer les mutations de l'estat des choses humaines, & desaisons: le fertill ou in fertill des années, & plusiers autres choses durant la reuolution du cercle solaire, qui s'accomoplit in 28. ans: etce, par la force & vertu des sept planettes, qui dominent par chacune année. Par Iaques Bellot. A perpetuall pronostication [sic] to obserue curiously the changes of the estate of humaine thinges and of the seasons: the fertiltie or infertiltie of the yeares, and many other thinges, during the reuolution of the course of the sunne, which is accomplished in eight and twentie yeares, and that by the vertue of the seuen planets which orderly do rule euery yeare. By Iames Bellot.
London: printed by Iohn Wolfe, 1590.
ESTC No. S90460.Grub Street ID 149810.