Latin fabulist and probably a Thracian slave
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Phædri Cæsaris Augusti liberti fabularum Æsopiarum libri V. Publii Syri sententiæ ex ejus mimis collectæ multo locupletiores. Utrumque recensuit, & notulas adjecit Samuel Hoadly, scholæ regiæ quæ est Nordovici Magister. In usum scholarum per totam Britanniam.
PhaedrusDate: 1734- E-books
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This day is published, Improved Latin orthography. Ph�drus; or, Phaidros' fables, in Latin, adapted to The Use of Learners and others, by some Change in the Spelling, together with additional Vowel Characters and Marks; formed on The Greek Model, compared with the Ancient Latin, &c. vide Preface; expressing Not only the Quantities, but distinguishing the Acceptations and Senses of Words in a far clearer and shorter Mode than the Common. being Volume the First of the latin authors; which all Are intended by the Editor to be published successively in said Manner. scriptois addere lucem, &c. By S. B. A.B
Date: [1784?]- E-books
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Ph�dri Fabul� or, Ph�drus's Fables, with the following improvements; in a method intirely new, ... For the use of schools. By John Stirling, ..
PhaedrusDate: 1761- E-books
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Ph�dri Aug. liberti Fabularum �sopiarum libri quinque item fabul� qu�dam ex MS. veteri �a Marquardo Gudio descript�; cum indice vocum & locutionum. Appendicis loco adjiciuntur fabul� gr�c� qu�dam & latin� ex variis authoribus collect�; quas claudit Avieni �sopicarum fabularum liber unicus.
PhaedrusDate: [1729]- E-books
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Phædri Fabuæ Or, Phædrus's fables, with the following improvements; in a method intirely new. Viz. The words of the author are placed according to their grammatical construction below every fable; also the rhetorical figures as they occur: and to make the pronunciation easy, all words of above two syllables arr marked with proper accents. Also a collection of idioms and phrases in Phædrus, and all the proverbialmottos to the fables, with the english phrases and proverbs answerable, set over again them. And lastly, an alphabetical vocabulary answerable, set over against them. And lastly, an alphabetical vocabulary of all the words in the author, shewing their parts of speech and signification; towhich are added, the themes of the verbs, with their government. For the use of schools. By John Stirling, D.D. Vicar of great gaddesden in Hertfoshire; and chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Gordon.
PhaedrusDate: MDCCLXXV. [1775]