An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche
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Duwes Giles]● An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche● (Londres)USTC : (Thomas Godfray)USTC● [ca. 1532]Lind94 ou [1533]USTC● ¶ An intro || ductorie for to lerne to rede || to pronounce / and to speke || Frenche trewly / compyled || for the right high / exellent / [sic] || and most vertuous lady / ye || lady Mary of Englande / || doughter [sic] to our most gra= || cious souerayn lorde kyng || Henry the eight. [sic] [2 fleurons *] USTC ● USTC : 78064 . Lindemann, 1994 : p.624, «[Giles DU WES]».
2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢
1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : Oxford (UK), Bodleian Library ♢
Notice anthonominalie n°1295.
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Duwes Giles]● An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche● [Londres] : Henry Smyth● [ca. 1532]● Lindemann, 1994 : p.623, «[Giles DU WES]».
2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢
Notice anthonominalie n°1296.
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Duwes Giles● An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche● (Londres) : (Nicolas Bourman), (John Reyns)● [ca. 1534]Lind94 ou [1540]USTC● [decorated border] || ¶ An introduc || torie for to lerne to rede, to pro= || nounce, and to speake Frenche || trewly, compyled for the ryghte || hygh, excellent, & moste vertu= || ous lady, the lady Mary of || England, doughter to || our moste gracious || souerayne lorde || kyng Henry || the eyghte. || [three fleurons] [S3r :] [decorated border] ¶ Here fol || loweth the second boke || of this lytell worke, in || the whiche shalbe trea= || ted of cõmunications, || and other thynges ne- || cessary to ỹ lernynge of || the sayd French tonge. || USTC ● USTC : 78073 . Lindemann, 1994 : p.624, «Giles DU WES».
2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢
1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : London (UK), British Library (anc. British Museum) ♢
Notice anthonominalie n°1297.
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Duwes Giles]● An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche● (Londres) : [John Herford]USTC, [Nicolas Hill]USTC, (John Waley)● [1546]USTC ou [ca. 1546]Lind94● ¶ An introduc || torie for to lerne to rede, to pro= || nounce, and to speake Frenche || trewly, compyled for the ryghte || hygh, excellent, & moste vertu= || ous lady, the lady Mary of || Englande, doughter to || our mooste gracious || souerayne lorde || kynge Henry || the eight. || [three fleurons] [S3r :] ¶ Here foloweth the secon= || de booke of thys lytell || worke, in the whych shalbe trea || ted of cõmunications, & other || thynges necessary to the ler || nynge of the sayde Fren || che tonge, Nwely [sic] || corrected and || amended. || [commas and dots] USTC ● USTC : 78125 . Lindemann, 1994 : p.624, «Giles DU WES».
2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢
1 localisation dans un établissement documentaire : London (UK), British Library (anc. British Museum) ♢
Notice anthonominalie n°1298.
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Duwes Giles]● An introductorie for to lerne to rede to pronounce and to speke Frenche● Londres : [Nicolas Hill], Henry Smyth● [1546]● USTC : 78065 . 2 langues : Anglais ♢ Français ♢
Notice anthonominalie n°1299.
Commentaire Contrairement à ce qu’indique la notice USTC jointe, cet ouvrage « pour Henry Smyth » de « [1546] » n’est pas mentionné dans l’étude de Margarete Lindemann (LINDEMANN, 1994 : 624).