Syn Theō. Lingua linguarum the naturall language of languages. The first part in a vocabulary. Wherein it is desired and endeavoured, that tongues may be brought to teach themselves; and words may be best fancied, understood, and remembred. Contrived, and built upon analogy, as is further specified in the ensuing page. A designe further improvable, and applyable to the gaining of any language: but here fitted for the first fourmes in grammar-schooles, to acquaint them with the Latine tongue. By Henry Edmundson usher to the schoole at Tunbridge in Kent.

People / Organizations

• Humphrey Robinson ("printed for")
• Henry Edmundson (Author)

Imprint

London: printed by T. Roycroft, for Humfrey Robinson at the three Pigions in Pauls-Church yard, 1655.

Publication year

1655

ESTC No.

R7701

Grub Street ID

127935

Description

[24], 95, 94-110, 101-169, [1] p. ; 8⁰

Note

Contains vocabulary lists in English and Latin.

Text and register continuous despite pagination.