The common rudiments of Latine Grammar : usually taught in all schools, Delivered in a very plain method for young beginners, viz. 1 The Common Accidence examined. 2 The Terminations, and examples of the declensions and conjugations. 3 Propria quæ Maribus Quæ Genus and As in Præsenti, Englished and explained...[etc]

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