An edition of Indiculus vniversalis: or, The universe in epitome. Wherein the names of almost all the works of nature, of all arts and sciences, with their most necessary terms, are in English, Latine & French, methodically and distinctly digested. Being of singular use to persons of all ages, who are desirous to attain to the knowledge of the said tongues. Composed at first in French and Latine, for the use of the Dolphin of France (1679)

Indiculus vniversalis

or, The universe in epitome. Wherein the names of almost all the works of nature, of all arts and sciences, with their most necessary terms, are in English, Latine & French, methodically and distinctly digested. Being of singular use to persons of all ages, who are desirous to attain to the knowledge of the said tongues. Composed at first in French and Latine, for the use of the Dolphin of France

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An edition of Indiculus vniversalis: or, The universe in epitome. Wherein the names of almost all the works of nature, of all arts and sciences, with their most necessary terms, are in English, Latine & French, methodically and distinctly digested. Being of singular use to persons of all ages, who are desirous to attain to the knowledge of the said tongues. Composed at first in French and Latine, for the use of the Dolphin of France (1679)

Indiculus vniversalis

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Printed by J. Macock for R. Harford
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English
Pages
239

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Conversation and phrase books, French language, Latin language, English language

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Indiculus vniversalis: or, The universe in epitome. Wherein the names of almost all the works of nature, of all arts and sciences, with their most necessary terms, are in English, Latine & French, methodically and distinctly digested. Being of singular use to persons of all ages, who are desirous to attain to the knowledge of the said tongues. Composed at first in French and Latine, for the use of the Dolphin of France
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Wing P2791.

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The universe in epitome

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[24], 237, [2] p. ([p. 238-239] advertisement)
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OL18962248M

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