The Latine grammar composed in the English tongue wherein the excrescencies of the ordinary grammar are cut off, and the deficiencies thereof (so generally complained against) supplied; for the more easie, speedy and certain direction of all those, that have a desire to attain unto the understanding of that usefull and necessary language - Barton, John (Printed by A. Miller, for Tho. Underhill, 1652)
Errata: p. [27] at end. - Error in paging: p. 46, 47 numbered 47, 46. - Includes indexes. - Reproduction of original in: Birmingham Central Reference Library. - Wing (2nd ed.), B989aA