De octo orationis partium constructione libellus,  : cum commentariis Junii Rabirii..
Lily, William,1468-1522.
Erasmus, Desiderius,-1536.
Colet, John,1467?-1519.
Rabier, Junien.
Lutetiae [Paris]. : Ex officina Ro. Stephani, typographi regii.,
M.D.L.. [1550]
Work has been attributed to John Colet, William Lily and Desiderius Erasmus. "At Colet's request Lily wrote a short syntax in Latin, the 'Absolutissimus de octo orationis partium constructione libellus'. This work was supervised by Erasmus, who also wrote a preface to the text ... For the best part of a century afterwards, it was published under slightly varying titles by printers all over Europe - sometimes ascribed to Lily, sometimes to Erasmus, and occasionally anonymously" (ODNB article on William Lily).
A first edition is recorded as having been printed in 1513, but the earliest surviving edition is dated 1533.
Text, and commentary by Junien Rabier, in Latin, some examples are translated from the French.
With extensive annotations throughout book in 16th- and 17th-century hands.
Latin language
France Paris.