P. K. (1745). Nomenclatura trilinguis Anglo-Latino-Grc̆a: or, a short vocabulary English, Latin, and Greek: Containing nouns substantive, adjective, with their genders and declensions. Verbs with their several conjugations with the quantities of doubtful syllabies. To which is added, a collection of sententious proverbs. With examples of the five declensions of Latin nouns, especially heteroclite; and for declining of Greek nouns Latinized. Composed for the benefit of the English youth, by P.K (The twelfth edition, carefully revised and corrected, by R.C. containing many hundred words more than any other book of this kind.). Printed for Aaron Ward, at the Kings-Arms, in Little-Britain.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationP. K. Nomenclatura Trilinguis Anglo-Latino-Grc̆a: Or, a Short Vocabulary English, Latin, and Greek: Containing Nouns Substantive, Adjective, with Their Genders and Declensions. Verbs with Their Several Conjugations with the Quantities of Doubtful Syllabies. To Which Is Added, a Collection of Sententious Proverbs. With Examples of the Five Declensions of Latin Nouns, Especially Heteroclite; and for Declining of Greek Nouns Latinized. Composed for the Benefit of the English Youth, by P.K. The twelfth edition, carefully revised and corrected, by R.C. containing many hundred words more than any other book of this kind. London: Printed for Aaron Ward, at the Kings-Arms, in Little-Britain, 1745.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationP. K. Nomenclatura Trilinguis Anglo-Latino-Grc̆a: Or, a Short Vocabulary English, Latin, and Greek: Containing Nouns Substantive, Adjective, with Their Genders and Declensions. Verbs with Their Several Conjugations with the Quantities of Doubtful Syllabies. To Which Is Added, a Collection of Sententious Proverbs. With Examples of the Five Declensions of Latin Nouns, Especially Heteroclite; and for Declining of Greek Nouns Latinized. Composed for the Benefit of the English Youth, by P.K. The twelfth edition, carefully revised and corrected, by R.C. containing many hundred words more than any other book of this kind. Printed for Aaron Ward, at the Kings-Arms, in Little-Britain, 1745.