Enquiries touching the diuersity of langvages, and religions through the cheife parts of the world. (1614)
Brerewood, Edward, 1565?-1613 · London : printed for Iohn Bill. · leaf 48
n. the Bilhop of hauing beene read by his Lcr Tom.i gates,in.the Latine tongue, it was requefted by, all Cap.ij. theBiHiops, that they might bee tran hated into Grr^i^ifjto theend they might be vnderftood.. It is manifeh: therefore, that the Romane tongue was neither vulgar, nor familiar inthe… … Situ ^j^at fort, andhow farre. it preuailed, namely, ap‘6'*-pas> • ■vithether.fb firre, as to extinguilh the ancient vul¬ gar languages of thofe parts,and.it.felfe,in ftead of them.
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