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Italian language - Grammar - 1500-1800

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The complete Italian master; containing the best and easiest rules for attaining that language: by Signor Veneroni, Italian Secretary to the late French King; Translated into English, and compared with the last Lyons edition:
Veneroni, sieur de, 1642-1708.Date: MDCCXCI. [1791]
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A grammar of the Italian language. Wherein all its terms are fully explained; the rules of pronunciation clearly ascertained; The Rudiments carefully delivered; and the Peculiarities of the Language occasionally noted. Many useful and necessary Rules are in this Edition inserted, never before published; such that the Learner will be completely instructed in order to attain a thorough Knowledge of that harmonious Language. The Grammar is followed by an Italian and English vocabulary; A Collection of the most useful Adjectives; Many Familiar Phrases and Expressions on different Subjects; And by Dialogues for a Polite Conversation. The third edition. By Evangelista Palermo, M. A. Teacher of the Italian Tongue in London.
Palermo, Evangelista.Date: MDCCLXXVII. [1777]
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Nouvelle methode pour apprendre la langue italienne avec grande facilité et en tres peu de tems. Exactement revüe, corrigée & augmentée d'une quantité de Noms, de Verbes, de Régles, & D'Observations, sur les difficultéz de la Langue Italienne; qui montrent trés clairement & briévement les Fondemens, la Perfection, & la délicatesse de ladite Langue. Par Joseph Stanglini: Professeur de la Langue Italienne.
Veneroni, sieur de, 1642-1708.Date: 1724
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A new Italian grammar, which contains a true and easy method for acquiring this language. With many useful Remarks, which are not to be found in any other Grammar of this Kind. By Ferd. Altieri, Author of the Italian and English Dictionary, and Professor of the Italian Tongue in London.
Altieri, F. (Ferdinando).Date: [1765]
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A new introduction to the Italian language, grounded on reason and authority. By Henry Marius Tourner, a Native of Rome, Philos. Theolog. & LL. D. Member of the Roman Arcadia, and of several other Literary Societies.
Tourner, Henry Marius.Date: M.DCC.XCIV. [1794]

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Italian language - Grammar - 1500-1800

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The complete Italian master; containing the best and easiest rules for attaining that language: by Signor Veneroni, Italian Secretary to the late French King; Translated into English, and compared with the last Lyons edition:

A new Italian grammar, which contains a true and easy method for acquiring this language. With many useful Remarks, which are not to be found in any other Grammar of this Kind. By Ferd. Altieri, Author of the Italian and English Dictionary, and Professor of the Italian Tongue in London.

A new introduction to the Italian language, grounded on reason and authority. By Henry Marius Tourner, a Native of Rome, Philos. Theolog. & LL. D. Member of the Roman Arcadia, and of several other Literary Societies.