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38 40 ol Latin dictionary interpreted into Italian for the convenience of boys. Venice, 1558 38 st. 2. n. 39

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39 41 Constantine Lascaris the Byzantine’s Greek and Latin grammar, and a brief introduction to the Hebrew language.
A small treatise on Greek letters and diphthongs with other grammatical precepts. 40 st. 2. n. 40

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43 38 Apparatus verborum linguae latinae Ciceronian Preparation of Ciceronian Latin words, with a preface by Johannes Sturm, 1551.
Strasbourg. See below: Thesaurus verborum Treasury of words by Ant. Schon.
st. 3 n^o 50 38 st. 2. n. 41

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44 39 Petrus Helias’s most useful grammar, with Johannes Sommerfeldt’s commentary, 1499.
Strasbourg, 1499 39 st. 2. n. 42

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Superfluous:

see: st: 4. n. 77. Antonius Mancinellus’s works on grammar.
Basel, 1501. st 2 n 43

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ny of Mario Francesco Mario Grapaldi’s booklet on parts of a house. 1506, Parma. st 2 n 44

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45 Italian-German Vocabulary, German-Italian. Venice, 1549.

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40 ny Conrad Reitter of Nördlingen, Prior of the Monastery of Kaisheim, Mortilogus Book of Death, 1508.
Augsburg. 40 st. 2. n. 45

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Thomas Linacre the Briton’s six books on the corrected structure of Latin speech. Basel, 1530.

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48 46 Theodore Bibliander’s commentary on the common reason of all languages & letters. Zurich, 1548. 47 st. 2. n. 46