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FIELD, Richard

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  • ▨ Sainliens Claude ● The French Littelton ● Londres : Richard Field ● 1591 ● USTC : 75634 .

    Lindemann, 1994 : p.633, «Claude HOLYBAND».

    2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢

    Notice anthonominalie n°1329.

    Commentaire

    La transcription littérale de la page de titre de la notice USTC ci-jointe diffère du titre moderne mentionné par Margarete Lindemann (1994). Le titre moderne de Lambley repris par Lindemann (1994) est-il exact ?
  • ▨ [La Mothe G. (de)] ● The French alphabeth ● Londres : Richard Field, H. Jackson ● 1592 ●

    [TO REDO - W02 copy dama­ged] THE FRENCH || ALPHABETH, TEACHIN || IN A VERY SHORT TYME, || a most easie way, to pro­nounce French natu- || rally, to reade it per­fectly, to write || truely, and to speake it accor­din­gly. || Together vvith || THE ’TREASVRE OF TH[E] || French toung, contey­ning the rarest Sentenc[es] || Pouerbes, [sic] Parables, Similies, Apotheg[mes] || and Golden sayings, of the most excel­lent || French Authours, as vvell || Potes as Orators. || The one dili­gently com­pi­led, and the other pai[n] || fully gathe­red and set in order, after the Alp[he] || beti­call maner, for the bene­fite of those that || are desi­rous of the French-toung. || By G. D. L. M. N. || AT LONDON || Printed by R. Field, and are to be sold by H. || Iackson, dwel­ling in Fleetstreet, beneath || the conduit, at the signe of S. Iohn || the Euangelist. 1592. |USTC  ●

    USTC : 78416 .

    Lindemann, 1994 : p.635, «G. D[e] L[A] M[OTHE] N.».

    2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢

    Notice anthonominalie n°1089.

  • ▨ [La Mothe, G. (de)] ● The treasure of the french toung ● Londres : Richard Field, H. Jackson ● [1592] ●

    THE TREASVRE || OF THE FRENCH TOVNG || CONTEINING THE RAREST || Sentences, Prouerbes, Similies, Apo- || thegmes and golden sayings, of the most || excellent French Authours, as well || Poets, as Oratours. || Diligently gathered, and faithfully set in || order, after the Alphabeticall maner, || for thsoe that are desirous of the || French toung. || By G. D. L. M. N. || [Device] || Printed by R. Field, and are to sold [sic] || by H. Iackson. ||USTC  ●

    Lindemann, 1994 : p.586, «[G. de LA MOTHE N.]».

    2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢

    1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : Tübingen (De), Universitätsbibliothek ♢

    Notice anthonominalie n°1334.

  • ▨ Sainliens Claude ● The French Littelton ● Londres : Richard Field ● 1593 ●

    THE FRENCH || LITTELTON : || A MOST EASY, PERFECT, || AND ABSOLVTE WAY TO || learne the French tongue : || SET FORTH BY CLAVDIVS || HOLYBAND, || Gentil-homme Bourbonnois. || Let the Reader peruse the Epistle to his || owne instruction. || Dum spiro, spero. || [Device] || Imprinted at London by Richard Field || dwelling in the Blacke-Friers. || 1593.USTC  ●

    USTC : 75635 .

    Lindemann, 1994 : p.634, «Claude HOLYBAND».

    1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : London (UK), British Library (anc. British Museum) ♢

    Notice anthonominalie n°1330.

  • ▨ Sainliens Claude ● The French Littelton ● Londres : Richard Field ● 1597 ● USTC : 75244 .

    Lindemann, 1994 : p.634, «Claude HOLYBAND».

    2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢

    1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : London (UK), British Library (anc. British Museum) ♢

    Notice anthonominalie n°1331.