A breviate of our Kings whole Latin grammar vulgarly called, Lillies. (Analytically disposed.) : or a brief grammatical table thereof, to facilitate the apprehension, strengthen the memory, and to encreas the benefit of young learners.

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A breviate of our Kings whole Latin grammar vulgarly called, Lillies. (Analytically disposed.) : or a brief grammatical table thereof, to facilitate the apprehension, strengthen the memory, and to encreas the benefit of young learners.
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or a brief grammatical table thereof, to facilitate the apprehension, strengthen the memory, and to encreas the benefit of young learners.
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Made for the use of all philologists; by the labour and pains of Jos. Brookbank, lately schoolmaster in Fleetstreet, London, and minister of Gods word
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Brief grammatical table thereof, to facilitate the apprehension, strengthen the memory, and to encreas the benefit of young learners
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Cu-RivES
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  • L2254
  • E.2135[3]
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  • Wing (2nd ed.)
  • Thomason
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