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CORTICELLI Salvadore
Regole ed osservazioni della lingua toscana ridotte a metodo ed in tre libri distribuite da Salvatore Corticelli bolognese accresciute ora per la prima volta di correzioni e giunte per cura e opera di Pietro Dal Rio
In-8°, pp. XXVIII, 390, carta di errata, legatura in mezza pelle con titoli e fregi in oro al dorso
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DERWING Bruce L.
Alle frontiere del linguaggio.
In-8°, pp. XIV, 404, bross. edit. Biblioteca di Cultura Moderna Laterza.
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DEVOTO Giacomo
Il linguaggio d'Italia. Storia e strutture linguistiche italiane dalla preistoria ai nostri giorni
In-8°, pp. 406, diverse tavole f.t., brossura editoriale. Firma di appartenenza alla prima carta bianca
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FLORA Francesco
I miti della parola
In-8°, pp. 281, brossura editoriale. Collana I quaderni dello Specchio
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GASCA QUEIRAZZA Giuliano S. J.
Documenti di antico volgare in Piemonte. Fascicolo I. Le "Recomendaciones" del Laudario di Saluzzo
In-8°, pp. 43, brossura editoriale. Qualche macchia alla brossura
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GATTI, Riccardo
Il genere grammaticale nell'indoeuropeo. Studi e ricerche con riguardo anche ad altri gruppi linguistici.
In-8°, pp. 48, brossura editoriale. Dedica autografa dell'autore alla brossura.
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Laura Lepschy Giulio Lepschy
La lingua italiana. Storia, varietà dell'uso,grammatica
In-8°, pp. 232, brossura editoriale.
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MALMBERG Bertil
Comunicazioni e linguistica strutturale. Introduzione e traduzione di Maria - Elisabeth Conte.
In-8°, pp. XXX, 310, bross. edit.
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MIGLIORINI B.
Storia della lingua italiana
In-8°, pp. XVI,706, bross. edit. fig.
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MIGLIORINI Bruno
La lingua italiana d'oggi
In-8°, pp. 244, brossura editoriale. Tracce di polvere sedimentata alla brossura
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ROSIELLO, L.
Linguistica illuminista
In-8°, pp. 217, brossura editoriale con sovracc.
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SCHICK Carla
Il linguaggio. Natura, struttura, storicità del fatto linguistico.
In-8°, pp.383, bross. edit. con strappo alla cerniera sup.
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TERRACINI Benvenuto
Lingua libera e libertà linguistica. Introduzione alla linguistica storica
in-8°, pp. 223 (7), brossura editoriale. all'interno conservato lo specimen editoriale dell'opera. Saggi 333
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TERRACINI, Benvenuto
Lingua libera e libertà linguistica
In-8°, pp. 223, brossura editoriale.
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CARESSA Ferruccio Maggiore
Manuale linguistico per l'Africa orientale. lingue araba, amarica, galla, tigrina compilato dal Magg. Ferruccio Caressa
In-16°, pp. 160, alcune illustrazioni nel testo a piena pagina, brossura editoriale figurata. Lieve usura al dorso.
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CLARKE (John)
An Introduction to the Making of Latin. Comprising, After an easy compendious Method, the Substance of the Latin Syntax. With Proper English Examples, most of them Translations from Classick Authors, in one Column, and the Latin Words in another. To which is subjoin'd, in the same Method, A succinct Account of the Affairs of Ancient Greece and Rome; intended at once to bring Boys acquainted with History and the Idiom of the Latin Tongue.
Fifth Edition, 12mo, [ii],x,272,[4]pp., some light ink stains to text, cont. calf.
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HAMILTONIAN LINGUISTIC SYSTEM.
The Gospel of St. John, Adapted to the Hamiltonian System, by an Analytical and Interlineary Translation [in French and English]. Executed under the Immediate Direction of James Hamilton.
Second edition, viii,32,104pp., disbound.
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HAMILTONIAN LINGUISTIC SYSTEM. HARTNOLL (John Hooper)
An Exposure of the Fallacy of the Hamiltonian System.
First edition, 32pp., title-page and terminal leaf a little soiled, disbound. James Hamilton (1769-1829) was an English educationalist. He introduced the Hamilton System, a method of teaching languages. The basic principle is that words are learned on a word-for-word translation basis before tackling grammar. In September 1816 he went to Philadelphia, where he gave his first lecture on the 'Hamiltonian System', and printed his first reading-book, chapters 1 to 3 of St John's gospel, in French, with an interlinear and analytical translation. He undertook to teach adults in fifteen lessons to translate the Gospel of St. John from French into English, but found, we are told, ten lessons sufficient. He returned to England in 1823 and visited the major cities, teaching his system, although it was being denounced by many as quackery. He died in Dublin in 1831.
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HAMILTONIAN LINGUISTIC SYSTEM.
Italian Verbs for the use of the Hamiltonian Pupils [in English and Italian].
60pp., errata slip tipped-in at end, title on publisher's printed wrappers (as issued). Nottingham University copy only on Copac.
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HEBER (Richard)
Bibliotheca Philologica; Or an Enumeration of Books concerning Languages. Arranged in Systematical Order, With an Alphabetical Index. [British Museum Add. Ms. 10373].
2 Vols., folio, 559ff. cloth. A xerox copy of the Heber's manuscript catalogue of books on language which is held in the British Library.
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SKENE (Sir John)
De verborum significatione the Exposition of the Termes and Difficill Wordes, conteined in the foure Buiks of Regiam Maiestatem, and uthers, in the Acts of Parliament, Infeftments, and used in practicque of this Realme, and with divers Rules, and common places, or principals of the Lawes. Collected and exponed be Master Iohn Skene, Clerke of our Soveraine Lordis Register, Councell and Rolles.
4to, title (slightly foxed) and following leaf "to the Reader" a little frayed on outer corners but not touching the text, [4], 96, 87-102, 101-172 pp., contemporary calf, covers detached. John Skene's dictionary, published in 1597, was the first Scottish attempt to define the language of the law. In his opening statement to the reader he modestly admitted his errors and ignorance, and complained that his subject was "one mater nought pleasand in itselfe, nor treated be others of before."*****The dictionary is dense and verbosely worded, and with its arcane spellings and inconsistently formed sentences, it makes some definitions nearly unreadable. He defined many words that are now completely obsolete, of Latin or French origin, giving brief etymological information.****Despite these kinds of archaic forms, many definitions still very clearly describe the meanings of important words and concepts. The dictionary did in fact prompt other Scottish writers to improve upon it, as Skene wished. Skene's dictionary was an invaluable contribution to the literature of Scotland and Scottish law. Wing, C7681: Sweet and Maxwell, 11, (49).
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MENDILOW (A. A.) and MORRIS (I.)
A Concise Guide to the teaching of English to Foreigners.
First Edition, viii, 80 pp., original printed wrappers. With the signature of K.W.Humphreys on upper cover, with an issue note supplying the book to "Sgt. Humphries att 3 Coy G.H.Q. R. Signals, M.E.F." and posted in Egypt on the 9th of February 1944. No copy of any edition on COPAC; RLIN locates a single copy at the University of New York.
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SHERIDAN (Thomas)
A [C]ourse of Lectures on Elocution; together with Two Dissertations on Language; and some other Tracts relative to those Subjects. With various Thoughts, and interesting Observations on the present prevailing Mode of Education, occasionally interspersed.
Second Edition, revised by the Author, 12mo, small hole in title affecting the 'C' of 'Course', 12, 264 pp., contemporary mottled calf, morocco label, chipped, a nice copy. Alston, V1, 356; the ESTC finds 7 copies (4 in Ireland), all in the British Isles.
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REIFF (Carl Phillip)
Little Manual of the Russian Language a Work in which the Russian words are represented with their pronunciation figured in English characters and their accentuation.
Third Edition, revised and corrected, half-title, text in English and Russian in parallel columns, [4], 73, [3] pp., contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards.
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ALIM (G.)
Hindustani Self-Taught (colloquial) with English Pronunciation.
First Edition, one of 2,000 copies, inscription of 290025 Sgt. A. E. Loosemore of 2/6th Devons on title, text in English and Hindustani, 107, [1] pp., original cloth, spine faded, slightly worn.
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MUTSU (Hirokichi)
A Japanese Conversation Course.
First edition, 8vo (184 x 124 mm), text in Japanese and English, [4], 58, [2] pp., bookplate, original limp cloth. The British Library copy only on COPAC.
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FENWICK DE PORQUET (Louis Phillippe R.)
The Turning of English Idioms into French at Sight... [Bound with:-] FENWICK DE PORQUET (Louis Phillippe R.) Key to Sequel to Tr?sor, entitled "Turning English Idioms into French at Sight."
2 Vols., bound in one, 12mo (179 x 115 mm), contemporary half calf, slightly rubbed, label, a nice copy. 1. FENWICK DE PORQUET (Louis Phillippe R.) The Turning of English Idioms into French at Sight... A Work intended for those who have already some knowledge of the Phraseology of that Language and more particularly for those who have passed through the Tr?sor de L'?colier Fran?ais. A Selection of Idioms absolutely necessary for French Conversation. London: Published by the Author; Kentish Town; Messrs. Simpkin and Marshall; Souter, 1831. First Edition, [6], 158pp., engraved frontispiece, French and English Lexicon with the 2 languages in parallel columns [pp.121-158] 2. FENWICK DE PORQUET (Louis Phillippe R.) Key to Sequel to Tr?sor, entitled "Turning English Idioms into French at Sight." London: Fenwick de Porquet and Cooper; may be had of Simpkin & Marshall; Duncan, Pasternoster-row; and all other booksellers, 1833. First edition, iv, 126pp.,, text in French. COPAC finds the "Key to Sequel" only, at the Bodleian Library.
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EL-MAGHRABY (Mohamed Fahmy)
El-Hadia El-Fahmia Thesaurus. Of the English Idiomatic phrase and Technicalities met with both in the colloquial and written Languages.
8vo (195 X 140mm), 484, [12, index]pp., text browned, new cloth.
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KHOURI (Constantine E.)
Arabic Manual, containing Practical Rules for learning the English Language; with Vocabulary, Dialogues, Letters, Idioms and Proverbs, in Arabic and English.
Fourth edition, revised and enlarged with additional improvements, 12mo (168 x 105 mm), 418pp., text in English and Arabic, original blue cloth, spine slightly soiled.
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BERNARD (Madame)
German Equivalents for English Thoughts.
First edition, 12mo, iv, 306 + 8pp., of adverts, text in English and German in parallel columns, errata slip, original embossed cloth, spine faded, short tears on hinges.
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BANKS (Joyce M.) Compiler.
Books in Native Languages in the Collection of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Division of the National Library of Canada.
4to, xiv, 93pp., text in English/French, orig. printed wrappers. Presentation inscription, two T.L.s from the author tipped-in. Provenance: From the library of Howard M. Nixon (1909-1983), British librarian and bookbinding historian.
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EIBE (Niels Julius)
Cursus paa 100 Timer i Engelsk, en Laerebog i det engelske Sprog, udarbeidet efter Ollendorffs Methode eller Anviisning..... sjetter oplage.
8vo, half-title, some minor foxing in places, x, [2], 395, [1] pp., contemporary half calf, slightly rubbed.
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MUHAMMAD KHAN (Haji Mirza Said) Compiler.
Specimen Papers for Examinations in Pushto comprising:- I:- Colloquial sentences from April 1900 to October 1910, i.e., 10 years translated into Pushto (roman characters). II:- 22 passages for written translation into Pushto. III:- Selected sentences taken taken from the papers actually set for H. S. from 1873 to 1900, i.e., 27 years. IV:- 8 Special papers of Colloquial sentences for Candidates for admission to the Quetta Staff College and Revenue officers.
Second Edition, 4to, [6], 95, [6] pp., original cloth, a nice copy. Not recorded by JISC or OCLC.
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BOLMAR (Anthony)
A Collection of Colloquial Phrases, on Every Topic Necessary to Maintain Conversation: Arranged Under Different Heads: With Numerous Remarks on the Peculiar Pronunciation And Use of Various Words. The Whole So Disposed as Considerable to Facilitate the Acquisition of a Correct Pronunciation of the French
A new edition, revised and corrected, ix, [1], [3]-208pp., text in English and French in parallel columns, cont. roan-backed printed green boards, a very good copy.
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SHAND (W. J. S.) Editor.
Japanese Self-Taught (Thimm's System, in Roman Characters) with English Phonetic Pronunciation.
Second edition, 184 + 32pp., of publisher's adverts, orig. red cloth, spine faded.
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FORBES (Duncan)
Bagh o Bahar; Consisting of Entertaining Tales in the Hindustani Language, by Mir Amman of Dihli... to which is added, A Vocabulary of all the Words Occuring in the Work.
Fourth edition, large 8vo, vi, 120, [4], [259]pp., orig. cloth, spine lettered in gilt, minor worm track to upper board otherwise a very nice copy. Provenance: Ownership signature of 'W. R. Partridge, May 1882' to front endpaper.
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PRENTYS (Elsit P.)
Japanese for Daily Use comprising Conversations for Journeying and for Daily Use in Town and Country. The translation into the Japanese Language has been made by a native of Japan. [Kametaro Sasamoyu].
First edition, text in English and Japanese in parallel columns, 4pp. of advertisements at end, 48, [4] pp., original printed cloth.
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PERRIN (John)
A Grammar of the French Tongue. grounded upon the decisions of the French Academy, wherein all the necessary rules, observations, and examples, are exhibited in a manner intirely new.
Fifth edition, 12mo, xii, 360pp., early ownership signature of John Gibbings to head of title page, notations to front endpapers, cont. calf, rubbed, spine defective, text block split in half, images available upon request. ESTC locates a single copy of this edition at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Alston, XII 436.
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STERNBERG (Thomas)
The Dialect and Folk-Lore of Northamptonshire.
First edition, 8vo, xvi, 200pp., + errata slip, orig. embossed cloth, joints and head and foot of spine a little frayed otherwise a very good copy.
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[LANPHIER (William Henry)]
The Academic Orator; or Elocutionary Elucidations theoretically arranged; selected from the Best English Writers, and disposed under proper heads, with references to the passions, and every word marked with its proper inflexion: intended to accelerate the Improvement of the Students pf Upper Sunbury School, in Reading and Speaking. To which is prefixed an Essay on Enunciation and Delivery, wherein are explained the Elements of Gesture, and the Manner in which the Passions affect Countenance, Voice and Body. The whole illustrated by plates.
First edition, 12mo, [71], 72-368pp., 5 numbered plates, closed tear half way across f2, some minimal worming (mostly single wormholes) in lower blank margins, but not affecting the text, lxx, cont. mottled sheep, joints cracked, slightly rubbed, small piece missing from head of spine, hinges cracked. Lanphier was also the author of "An outline of the System of Education adopted at the School of Upper Sunbury, in Middlesex.", 1816, with a later edition in 1821. Not recorded by JISC or OCLC.
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WRENCH (R. G. K.) Compiler.
Winchester Word-Book. A Collection of Past and Present Notions.
Second edition, small 4to, viii, 65, [1]pp., orig. white publishers boards, gilt, spine a little rubbed, uncut.
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Battisti Carlo
La posizione dialettale di Cortina D'Ampezzo
Edizione originale
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Semerano Giovanni
Le origini della cultura europea Vol. I: Rivelazioni della linguistica storica. In appendice: Il messaggio etrusco
Biblioteca dell'"Archivum Romanicum" - Serie II, Linguistica, Vol. 38 (2 tomi) 2 [2 tomi] 25x17.5 cm., LXIX, 333 pp. ; 620, [6] pp, legatura cartonata editoriale, intonso, in italiano
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Corticelli Salvadore
Regole ed osservazioni della lingua toscana ridotte a metodo ed in tre libri distribuite da S. Corticelli bolognese, prete professo de' chierici regolari di S. Paolo
Prima edizione mantovana coll'aggiunta di una nuova lettera del pontefice Benedetto XIV all'autore 1 18.3x11.3 cm., XVI, 570 pp., legatura in mezza pelle, titolo su tassello e fregi in oro al dorso, piatti marmorizzati, leggere macchie ai piatti e ai tagli , in italiano "Prima edizione mantovana" di questa celebre grammatica, uscita in prima edizione nel 1755 e rimasta a lungo opera di riferimento
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Stolfi Casimiro D. (per cura e studio) monaco camaldolense
Corona de' Monaci, Testo del buon secolo della lingua compilato Da un Monaco degli Angeli ora per la prima volta pubblicato
Prefazione 1 18,5x11,5 cm., in brossura, pagg. XXII (2), 246 (1), non refilate, alcune ancora intonse, in italiano, prima edizione, buone condizioni. Etichetta e timbro di Biblioteca privata regolarmente pervenuto.
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Riva Piero
RICERCHE SUL SUFFISSO -ASCO Fross-asco
Cenni biografici sull'autore - Bibliografia - Prefazione - Presentazione delle Tavole - Tavola I: Toponimi in -asco - Tavola II: Prova d'antichit? storica - Tavola III, IV, V, VI, Appendice - Recensioni ripubblicate 1 27x18,5 cm., in brossura, pp. XI, 327 (4), prima edizione, in italiano, buone condizioni. Allegata Lettera autografa della vedova dell'A.. RARISSIMO. in alcune pagine note in matita rossa.
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Gnoli Umberto
TOPOGRAFIA E TOPONOMASTICA DI ROMA MEDIOEVAALE E MODERNA Introduzione di Livio Jannattoni
A sua Altezza Reale Maria Jos? Principessa di Piemonte...In sopraccoperta: particolare della pianta di Roma di G. Maggi, C. Losi (1625, 1774) - Realizzazione grafica di Edgardo Guarino - Introduzione: Un piccolo capolavoro di cultura erudita - Indice delle illustrazioni- Indice topografico - Indice delle persone - Opere spesso citate 1 23,5x17 cm., legatura editoriale cartonata, sopraccoperta, pp. 401 (1), 34 tavole con riproduzione di antiche vedute e piante, fuori testo, ristampa anastatica dell'edizione Staderini 1939, nuova edizione accresciuta, buone condizioni.
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AA.VV.
Profili linguistici di prosatori contemporanei Cecchi - Gadda - Vittorini - Pratolini - Pavese
Quaderni del Circolo Filologico-linguistico Padovano 4 - Introduzione di P. V. Mengaldo - Scritti di: M. Brusadin - P. Marinetto - A. Panicali - S. Matarrese - A. M. Mutterle - Indici analitici a cura di S. Matarrese 1 24x16 cm., in brossura, risvolti editoriali, pp. XV (1), 463, prima edizione, copia omaggio, timbro di appartenenza, in italiano, buone condizioni, solo leggeri segni del tempo.
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SATTA LUCIANO
Quest'altro millevoci (Le parole e le accezioni che non tutti conoscono)
16° br. pp. (130). Ediz. in numero limitato di copie.
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LEONI F. A. - DE BLASI N. (A CURA)
Lessico e semantica (Atti del XII Congr. Internaz. di Studi, Sorrento 1978)
8° br, ed. voll. 2, pp. 540.
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