Compendium of Learning (Compendiosa Doctrina), Vol. I

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I. On the property of words.
II. On words said honestly and newly through the letters.
III. On indiscriminate genders through the letters.
IV. On the various signification of words through the letters.
V. On the difference of similar significations.
VI. On improper words.
VII. On contrary genders of verbs.
VIII. On changed inflections.
IX. On numbers and cases.
X. On changed conjugations.
XI. On indiscriminate adverbs.
XII. On the investigation of the learned.
XIII. On the types of ships.
XIV. On the types of garments.
XV. On the types of vessels or cups.
XVI. On the types of footwear.
XVII. On colors.
XVIII. On the types of foods or drinks.
XIX. On the types of weapons.
XX. On the terms for relationships.