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Genealogicon Latinum A previous method of dictionary of all Latine vvords (the compounds only excepted) that may fruitfully be perused before the grammar, by those who desire to attain the language in the natural, clear, and most speedy way. The primitives after their mode of flexion. The deriviatives after their flexion and termination. The words of most obvious use being marked out with the two numeral notes. For the use of the neophyte in Merchant-Taylors School.
Goad, J. 1616-1689. EEBO Harvard University Library records - unstructured. [12], 93, [1], 95-191, [3] p. London: printed for Nathanael Brook at the Angel in Corn-hill, 1676.
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