Lusus poeticus Latino-Anglicanus: in usum scholarum. Or The more eminent sayings of the Latin poets collected; and for the service of youth in that ancient exercise, commonly called capping of verses, alphabetically digested; and for the greater benefit of young beginners in the Latin tongue, rendred into English. By John Langston teacher of a private grammar school near Spittle-fields, London

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• Lusus poeticus Latino-Anglicanus: in usum scholarum. Or The more eminent sayings of the Latin poets collected; and for the service of youth in that ancient exercise, commonly called capping of verses, alphabetically digested; and for the greater benefit of young beginners in the Latin tongue, rendred into English. By John Langston teacher of a private grammar school near Spittle-fields, London
• More eminent sayings of the Latin poets collected; Lusus poeticus. A poetical sport

People / Organizations

• John Langston (Author)

Imprint

London: printed for William Leach, at the Crown in Cornhill, near the Stocks-Market, 1679. The second edition, with the addition of several hundred sentences.; ..

Publication year

1679

ESTC No.

R27673

Grub Street ID

110811

Description

[14], 167, [1] p. 8°.

Note

Latin and English on facing pages

Running titles read: Lusus poeticus. A poetical sport

Variant: p. 167 unnumbered.

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