Aesop explained, and rendred both in English and Latine verse [microform] : being at first paraphrased, or turned out of the Latine prose into Latine verse, and afterward Englished : containing his most choice, witty, and facetious fables, together with their full meaning and morals, accomodated to the lives and manners of men in this present age : with hexameters and pentameters transposed or reversed for the benefit of that commendable art of poetry : to which is added a necessary appendix containing a collection of English proverbs and sayings, with their true meaning and significations fully unfolded and explained : together with the plain meaning of the grammar rules unfolded to the youths capacity by way of question and answer.
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| Language: | English Latin |
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London :
Printed for Thomas Parkhurst,
1682.
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| Series: | Early English books, 1641-1700 ;
1245:8. |