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 67
Ohie^ions re/olued touching the Latine tongue. - n-i i nw _ - — , 'langllagesfromtheiftf?m»^, intothv ftatc wheie- in now they are. But it is become a <]ucftion onely of fome late fcarchersof Antiquitie, but of liich5as determine in this point, without either found rca- fon or good countenance of… … fwadc you as they haue done mee, that the barba¬ rous nations ofthe north, were not the firll cor¬ rupters ofthe latine tongue, in the prouinces fub- ied to Rome,. n,or the beginners of the Italian, French^ndiSpaniJhtow^viQs : yet fome difficulties I findcfl confefle) in writers touching thele…
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