The English dictionarie, or, An interpreter of hard English words enabling as well ladies and gentle-women, young scholars, clerks, merchants as also strangers of any nation to the understanding of the more difficult authors alreadie printed in our language and the more speedie attaining of an elegant perfection of the English tongue both in reading, speaking and writing - Cockeram, Henry (Printed by W. Bentley, in part of recompense from A. Miller, 1651)
Dedication signed: Henry Cockeram. - Imperfect: creased, stained and tightly bound, with some loss of print. - Reproduction of original in the Library of Congress. - Wing, C4868A
The first part of the English dictionary--The second part of the English translator [a dictionary of synonyms]--The third part, treating of gods and goddesses, men and women, boys and maids, giants and devils