A Short Introduction of Grammar: Compiled and Set Forth for the Bringing Up of All Those that Intend to Attain to the Knowledge of the Latin Tongue

William Lily

1765 оны 1-р сар · S. Buckley & T. Longman

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Lily's Rules Construed: Where Unto are Added Tho. Robinson's [sic] Heteroclites, the Latin Syntaxis : Also There are Added the Rules for the Genders of Nouns and Preterperfect Tenses and Supines of Verbs, in English Alone

A Short Introduction of Grammar: Compiled and Set Forth for the Bringing Up of All Those that Intend to Attain to the Knowledge of the Latin Tongue

A Short Introduction to Grammar: Complled [sic] and Set Forth for the Bringing Up of All Those that Intend to Attain to the Knowledge of the Latin Tongue

A Short Introduction of Grammar: Generally to be Used: Compiled and Set Forth for the Bringing Up of All Those, that Intend to Attain to the Knowledge of the Latin Tongue

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An English Grammar: or, a plain exposition of Lilie's Grammar in English, with ... rules for parsing and making Latine ... By R. R. Master in Arts. [i.e. Ralph Robinson?] B.L.

A most learned and eloquent speech, spoken in a most learned House of Commons at Westminster: by a most learned lawyer, on a most learned subject, taken out of the introduction to Lily's Grammar commonly call'd Accidence, in imitation of the Eight parts of Speech, by way of question ... concerning what has been done for religion ... To which is added, a remarkable prophecy, written in Latin, in the year 1170, by St. Thomas of Becket, ... and translated into English ... With some private memoirs relating to that Prelate's life

The Accidence; Or, First Rudiments of the Latin Tongue, for the Useof Youth

King Edward the Sixth's Latin Grammar: Latinae Grammaticae Rudimenta; Or, An Introduction to the Latin Tongue for the Use of Schools