Institutiones pietatis, in quibus saluberrima vitæ præcepta, et aliæ res notatu dignissimæ continentur. Primum a G.F. et E.H. Anglice editæ, nunc autem in usum Christianæ juventutis scholasticæ Latinæ redditæ. Adjunctis primaris Latinæ linguæ principiis, ut tyrones simul declinationes et conjugationes ita dictas, cum regulis syntacticis scitu maxime necessariis discant et exerceant. = Instructions of godliness, in which the most wholesome precepts of life, and other things worthy to be noted, are contained. First given forth in English by G.F. and E.H. but now turned into Latine for the use of Christian youth at school. The chief principles of the Latine tongue being added. That young beginners may also learn and exercise the declensions and conjugations (so called) with the rules of construction most necessary to be known.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Fox, George, 1624-1691 5666

Hookes, Ellis, -1681 23647, Author.

Contributor:

Taylor, Christopher, approximately 1615-1686, tr.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Latin language--Grammar--75055.

Latin language.

Religious education of children--Early works to 1800.

Religious education of children.

Physical Description:

[12], 40; 102, [2] p. ; 8vo.

Place of Publication:

[London : s.n.], Printed in the year 1676.

Notes:

G.F. and E.H = George Fox and Ellis Hookes.

With a final errata leaf and an errata slip pinned to page 18 of the first sequence.

The first two leaves are blanks.

Preface signed: C.T., i.e. Christopher Taylor, the translator.

Page 1 of the first sequence of pagination bears the caption title 'The chiefest principles of the Latine tongue'; the second begins with the Greek and Hebrew alphabets and continues with the text of 'Instructions of godliness'; both sequences have separate pagination and register.

Text in English and Latin.

Local Notes:

HSP in LCP.

Cited in:

ESTC R217351

Wing (2nd ed.), F1847