...laudibus et militate trium linguarum Arabic f, Chaldaicf, et Hebraic*, Sec. 410. The printer was Wynkyn de Worde ; and the author complains, that he was obliged to omit his whole third part, becaufe the printer had no Hebrew types. Some few Hebrew and Arabic characters, however, are introduced...

...laudibus & utilitate trium linguarum, Arabic*, Chaldaicae, et Hebraicae," &c. 4to. The printer was Wynkyn de Worde ; and the author complains that he was obliged...wood. They are the first of the sort used in England.* It was a circumstance favourable at least to English literature, owing indeed to the general illiteracy...

...atque idiomatibus Hebraicis quae in utroque Testamento inveniuntur," 1524, 4to. The primer was Wynken de Worde; and the author complains, that he was obliged...because the printer had no Hebrew types. Some few Hebrew anu Arabic characters, however, are introduced, but extremely rude, and evidently cut in wood. They...

...no Hebrew types. There are, however, some few Hebrew and Arabic characters introduced ; but they are extremely rude, and evidently cut in wood. They are the first of the sort used in England. It was a circumstance favourable at least to English literature, that the illiteracy of the times obliged...

...no Hebrew types. There are, however, some few Hebrew and Arabic characters introduced ; but they are extremely rude, and evidently cut in wood. They are the first of the sort used in England. It was a circumstance favourable at least to English literature, that the illiteracy of the times obliged...

...1522, his " Oratio de Laudibus & Utilitate trium Linguarum Arabicae, Chaklaicae, & Hebraica ;" but he was' obliged to omit his whole third part, because the printer, who was Wynkyn de Worde, had no Hebrew types. There are, however, some few Hebrew and Arabic characters...

...laudibus et utilitate trium Unguarum, Arabicce, Chaldaicce, et Hebraicce" &c. 4to. The printer was Wynkyn de Worde ; and the author complains that he was obliged...Hebrew types. Some few Hebrew and Arabic characters are, however, introduced ; but they are extremely rude, and evidently cut in wood ; they are the first...

...idiomatibus Hebraicis quae in utroque Testamento inveniuntur," 1524, 4to. The printer was Wynken tie Worde ; and the author complains, that he was obliged...extremely rude, and evidently cut in wood. They are the (irst of the sort used in England. 2. " Koster Codicis," &c. the same mentioned by Bale and Pits, with...

...Cotton. Dr. Robert Wakefield, chaplain to king Henry VIII. published his Oratio de Laudibut, Sfe. ; but he was obliged to omit his whole third part, because the printer, (VVynkyn de Worde) had no Hebrew types. There are, however, some few Hebrew and Arabic characters introduced...

...slrabictt, Chaldaictr, et Hebraica, &c. 4lo. The printer was Wynkyn de Wordc; and the authorcomplains, that he was obliged to omit his whole third part,...and evidently cut in wood. They are the first of the tort used in England. This learned orientalist was instrumental in preserving, at the dissolution of...