Enqviries Tovching the diversity of Langvages, and Religions, through the chiefe parts of the World (1635)
Brerewood, Edward, 1565?-1613, Brerewood, Robert, Sir, 1588-1654 · London, Printed by Iohn Norton, for Ioyce Norton, and Richard Whitaker, at the Kings Armes in St. Pauls Church-yard · leaf 59
^.j^^^ jraft.docible part of their age, the right fpeakingof the 7.»i*i®an.Latine tongue is attained. And to conclude^it ap -peareth by ^ugujiinein fundry places, that the Ro-man tongue was unperfed among the ^fricani^ (e-ven in the Colonies) as pronouncing ofim for or^fioriet fo: fiorelit^dolm for… … Of the Beginning of the Italian^French^nd S^anifh Ian.gttagis. Chap. V. >^g|^^He common opinion, which fup-pofeth that thelc Nations in theftouriili of the Roman Empire,fpake vulgarly, and rightly theLatine tongue, is, that the mi-atuucot tile Northerne barbarous Nations amongthe ancient…
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