Vocabularium duplex, : seu fraus elusa. Containing a new and curious vocabulary English and Latine page 11. A Latine and English vocabulary page 28, wherein (besides other advantages) the affinity of not a few words, in both languages, is cleared, to the avoiding many vulgar errours; and also the exact spelling of words, according to their different meanings, is explained, the knowledge of which is most useful, the want, shameful; and much to be regrated, but not easily to be attained, unless by practice in peoples tender years, to which are added 1. An alphabet of words, which seem to signify the same thing, but do not actually, page 37. 2. A discourse concerning the excellency of the English tongue, page 42. 3. A tractate concerning pointing, page 44. 4. Directions when to write capital letters, page 46. 5. Some general rules for spelling, page 50. 6. Short minutes of geography excerpting out of Eachard's compend and others, in which some kingdoms and towns, have most obvious names, under which, they have or do pass; every kingdom hath its length and breadth with [t]he chief city subjoyned. Affinatis vocum saepe fallit pueros..
Blau, Robert,active 1710.
Edinburgh : printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson, printer to the King's most Excellent Majesty, and are to be sold by the author, withi[n] the foot of Forester's Wynde, together with the third edition of his English Rudiments. 2. Index Poetious containing all the quantities which fall not under grammar rules & 39 kinds of verses, both most necessary additions to Dispauters [sic] fodia [sic]. 3. Orations by way of a tragical play, ooth [sic] English and Latine upon several subjects, to eath of which there are a chorus, to different tunes enjoyed, [blank] day of,
1698.
Text is continuous despite pagination.
Formerly Wing V674.
Identified as Wing V674, reel 1558, of the UMI microfilm set "Early English books, 1641-1700.".
Wing (2nd ed., 1994)
Aldis, H.G., List of Books Printed in Scotland before 1700,
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