A new method of teaching the Latine tongue; : compiled in such a natural order, as a child may learn that language, more speedily than by any other grammar yet extant. /
Hunter, John,1669 or 1670-1756.
Pollok, M.,active 1715,former owner.StEdNL
Pollok, Annabella,active 1715,former owner.StEdNL
Pollok, William,active 1715,former owner.StEdNL
Cellae S. Brigidae [Kirkbride], : Printed by Robert Rae,,
anno Dom. MDCCXI. [1711]
Probably printed by Peter Rae in Kirkbride; cf. Plomer.
ESTC
Inscriptions on recto of front flyleaf: M. Pollok July 19th 1715 Curis Interpone luis interdum gaudie [and] Annabella Pollok aught this book: 1715. Inscription on verso of back free endpaper: William Pollok aught this book youngest lawfull son to Sir Robert Pollok of that Illk.
Latin language