The royal grammar, commonly called Lilie's grammar, explained
William Walker
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A boy's books, then and now, 1818, 1881 by Henry Scadding
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Antibossicon
William Horman
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Proverbial sentences, divine and moral
N. S.
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An explanation of the rules of the royal grammar
William Walker
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The royal grammar, commonly called Lylly's grammar, explained
William Walker
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Januæ clavis: or, Lilly's syntax explained
Jonathan Banks
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Priscianus nascens, or, A key to the grammar schoole
Anthony Huish
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Priscianus nascens, or, A key to the grammar school
Anthony Huish
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Quæstiones, & responsiones grammaticales
John Stockwood
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The treatise of the figvres at the end of the rules of construction in ...
John Stockwood
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Rudimenta grammatices
John Colet
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Subjects

Latin language, Grammar, Early works to 1800, Syntax, Children's literature, Controversial literature, Etymology, History and criticism, Proverbs, Study and teaching, Venerable English College (Rome, Italy)

Places

None found.

People

John Huise, Robert Whittington (d. ca. 1560), Thomas Robertson (fl. 1520-1561)

Times

1500-1799, 1500-1800

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
William Walker, 3 books
John Stockwood, 3 books
Jonathan Banks, 2 books
Vincent J. Flynn, 2 books
William Willymott, 2 books
Anthony Huish, 2 books
William Horman, 1 book
Henry Scadding, 1 book
R. G., 1 book
John Huise, 1 book
N. S., 1 book
Thomas Caudry, 1 book
John Leech, 1 book
John Colet, 1 book