For Marini, see his Arca Noe: Thesaurus Linguae Sanctae, Venet.
For Buxtorf, see the preface to his Thesaurus Grammaticus Linguae Sanctae Hebraeae, sixth edition, 1663.
His Janitrix sive institutio ad perfectam linguae gallicae cognitionem acquirendum was issued from the press of Joseph Barnes in 1596.
He announces his intention of producing a book called De Natura et Arte Linguae Gallicae.
Thesaurus Linguae Latinae, 1532, the first of Latin-French dictionaries.
It was intended for the "learned," and consequently written in Latin--De Pronuntiatione linguae gallicae.
But scarcely any books in the Greek character were printed in England until Edward Grant, head-master of Westminster School, brought out his Graecae Linguae Spicilegium, or Greek Delectus, in 1575.
Allowing a good deal for accident, and also for the fancies of the conditores linguae Graecae, there is an element of which he is unable to give an account.
In 1532 appeared his Thesaurus linguae Latinae, a dictionary of Latin words and phrases, upon which for two years he had toiled incessantly, with no other assistance than that of Thierry of Beauvais.
Academia Complutensis," says Erasmus of this university, "non aliunde celebritatem nominis auspicata est quàm a complectendo linguae ac bonas literas.
John David Rhys quotes it at length in his Linguae Cymraecae Institutiones Accuratae; which, to save further trouble, I shall beg leave to transcribe here in his own words.
The last mentioned was the author of eighty works and his "Tirocinium linguae graecae" went through thirteen or fourteen editions.
The Thesaurus Linguae Graecae cost poor Henry Stephens ten years of labour and nearly all his fortune.
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