Archaeologia britannica
giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain, from collections and observations in travels through Wales, Cornwal, Bas-Bretagne, Ireland and Scotland /
by Edward Lhuyd ...
[microform] : Vol. I. Glossography.
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Oxford :
Printed at the theater for the author, and sold by Mr. Bateman in London,
1707.
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| Notes: | Title vignette, engraved. No more published. Reproduction of the original in British Museum. Physical description: 10 p. l., 312, iv, [110], 425-436, [4] p. ; 36 cm. Reproduction Note: Microfiche. London : Scolar Press, 1974. 6 microfiches. (English linguistics, 1500-1800, EL136). more |
Table of Contents:
Comparative etymology.
A comparative vocabulary of the original languages of Britain and Ireland.
An Armoric grammar and vocabulary, by Julian Manoir, english'd out of French by M. Williams.
Some Welch words omitted in Dr. Davies's dictionary.
A Cornish grammar.
Antiqua Britanniæ lingua scriptorum quæ non impressa sunt, catalogus.
A British etymologicon; or, The Welsh collated with the Greek and Latin and some other European languages, by David Parry.
Appendix.
A brief introduction to the Irish or ancient Scotish language; out of F.O. Molloy's grammar, collated with another Latin-Irish one in manuscript, by an anonymous author.
Focloir gaoidheilge-shagsonach no bearladoir Scot-sagsamhuil: An Irish-English dictionary.
A catalogue of Irish manuscripts.
Comparative etymology.
A comparative vocabulary of the original languages of Britain and Ireland.
An Armoric grammar and vocabulary, by Julian Manoir, english'd out of French by M. Williams.
Some Welch words omitted in Dr. Davies's dictionary.
A Cornish grammar.
Antiqua Britanniæ lingua scriptorum quæ non impressa sunt, catalogus.
A British etymologicon; or, The Welsh collated with the Greek and Latin and some other European languages, by David Parry.
Appendix.
A brief introduction to the Irish or ancient Scotish language; out of F.O. Molloy's grammar, collated with another Latin-Irish one in manuscript, by an anonymous author.
Focloir gaoidheilge-shagsonach no bearladoir Scot-sagsamhuil: An Irish-English dictionary.
A catalogue of Irish manuscripts.