Day, A. (1595). The English secretorie: Or, plaine and direct methode, for the enditing of all manner of epistles or letters, aswell familliar, as others: distinguished by their diuersities vnder their seuerall titles, the like whereof hath neuer hetherto beene published. Studiously, now corrected, refined & amended, in far more apt & better sort then before: according to the authors true meaning, deliuered in his former edition: together (also) with the second part then left out, and long since promised to be performed. Also, a declaration of all such tropes, figures or schemes, as either vsually, or for ornament sake, are in this method required. Finally, the partes and office of a secretorie, in like maner amplie discoursed. All which, to the best and easiest direction that may be, for younger learners and practicters: and are now, newlie, wholelie and ioyntly published. By Angel Day. [Printed by R. Iones [and J. Orwin] for C. Burb]ie, and are to be sould at his shop].
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Day, Angel. The English Secretorie: Or, Plaine and Direct Methode, for the Enditing of All Manner of Epistles or Letters, Aswell Familliar, as Others: Distinguished by Their Diuersities Vnder Their Seuerall Titles, the like Whereof Hath Neuer Hetherto Beene Published. Studiously, Now Corrected, Refined & Amended, in Far More Apt & Better Sort Then Before: According to the Authors True Meaning, Deliuered in His Former Edition: Together (also) with the Second Part Then Left Out, and Long Since Promised to Be Performed. Also, a Declaration of All Such Tropes, Figures or Schemes, as Either Vsually, or for Ornament Sake, Are in This Method Required. Finally, the Partes and Office of a Secretorie, in like Maner Amplie Discoursed. All Which, to the Best and Easiest Direction That May Be, for Younger Learners and Practicters: And Are Now, Newlie, Wholelie and Ioyntly Published. By Angel Day. London: [Printed by R. Iones [and J. Orwin] for C. Burb]ie, and are to be sould at his shop], 1595.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Day, Angel. The English Secretorie: Or, Plaine and Direct Methode, for the Enditing of All Manner of Epistles or Letters, Aswell Familliar, as Others: Distinguished by Their Diuersities Vnder Their Seuerall Titles, the like Whereof Hath Neuer Hetherto Beene Published. Studiously, Now Corrected, Refined & Amended, in Far More Apt & Better Sort Then Before: According to the Authors True Meaning, Deliuered in His Former Edition: Together (also) with the Second Part Then Left Out, and Long Since Promised to Be Performed. Also, a Declaration of All Such Tropes, Figures or Schemes, as Either Vsually, or for Ornament Sake, Are in This Method Required. Finally, the Partes and Office of a Secretorie, in like Maner Amplie Discoursed. All Which, to the Best and Easiest Direction That May Be, for Younger Learners and Practicters: And Are Now, Newlie, Wholelie and Ioyntly Published. By Angel Day. [Printed by R. Iones [and J. Orwin] for C. Burb]ie, and are to be sould at his shop], 1595.