A. B. Rudiments of the Latine grammar: Framed according to the desire of the most learned out of their own writings in a way so solid, short and plain that the Latine tongue may now be learned more exactly, speedily and easily than ever heretofore.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationA. B. Rudiments of the Latine Grammar: Framed According to the Desire of the Most Learned Out of Their Own Writings in a Way so Solid, Short and Plain That the Latine Tongue May Now Be Learned More Exactly, Speedily and Easily than Ever Heretofore.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationA. B. Rudiments of the Latine Grammar: Framed According to the Desire of the Most Learned Out of Their Own Writings in a Way so Solid, Short and Plain That the Latine Tongue May Now Be Learned More Exactly, Speedily and Easily than Ever Heretofore.