Grammatica Lingua Anglicanae by John Wallis, with the subtitle Cui Praefigitur, De Loquela, Sive De Sonorum Omnium Loquelarium Formatione, is a significant historical work on English grammar, originally published in Latin in the 17th century. This grammar offers insights into the understanding of the English language during that period. Written in Latin, it reflects the scholarly conventions of the time and provides a detailed examination of English linguistic structures.
Wallis's work delves into the formation of sounds and speech, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of linguistics and the evolution of the English language. This edition allows readers to explore the historical context and detailed linguistic analysis presented by Wallis, offering a unique perspective on the development of English grammar. It remains relevant for scholars and students interested in historical linguistics, language studies, and the history of English.
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