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A44402 Vocabularium parvum Anglo-Latinum, in usum puerulorum, qui prima Latinæ linguæ tyrocinia faciunt. = A little vocabulary English and Latine, for the use of little children, that begin to learn the Latine tongue. By Ch: Hoole Mr. of Arts, and teacher of a private grammar school in Goldsmiths-Alley, London Hoole, Charles, 1610-1667. 1657 (1657) Wing H2695; ESTC R215337 26,323 72

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VOCABULARIUM PARVUM Anglo-Latinum In usum Puerulorum qui prima Latinae linguae Tyrocinia faciunt A little Vocabulary English and Latine For the use of little Children that begin to learn the Latine Tongue BY CH HOOLE Mr. of Arts and Teacher of a private Grammar School in Goldsmiths-Alley London Cum intelligitur quid signficetur minùs laborandum est de nomine Cic. Topica LONDON Printed for Joshua Kirton and are to be sold at his Shop at the sign of the Kings Arms in Pauls Church-yard 1657. An Advertisement touching this Book THis little Vocabulary is an extract only of such words as I used to Note in the larger to be as certain Way-marks unto Childrens memories for the better learning of the rest and to save my own labour and the Childrens Books somwhat I have caused them to be here printed by themselves as having their proper end which is to teach little ones how to call those things in Latin which are every way obvious unto them and whose names they know in English And this we may observe to be the first step towards the gaining of any language what farther use may be made of it I leave to his discretion that will teach it only let me tell the new beginner that for his help in pronouncing Latine words I have marked the syllable thus wherein he must lift up the sound above the rest and to hint him a little towards his Grammar I have caused the ending of the Genitive Case of every word to be set down and the letter denoting its Gender viz. m. the Masculine f. the Faeminine n. the Neuter c. 2. the Common of two and d. g. the Doubtfull Gender And now that I have digged deep enough as I conceive for the laying of a sure foundation of the Latine Tongue in a Child that can though but indif●●rently read English I will hasten what I can at by times in works that come neerer to perfection Which that I may chearfully effect God graciously vouchsafe his assistance as hitherto A minimis ad maxima A little Vocabulary English and Latine Vocabularium parvum Anglo-Latinum 1. Of Spirits 1. De Spiritibus GOd DEus ëi m. the World Mundus di m. Heaven Caelum li. n. an Angel Angĕlus li. m. a Saint Sanctus cti m. a Soul Anima mae f. Hell Infernum ni n. the Devil Diábolus li. m. a Fiend Fúria ae f. a Bug-bear Terrículum li. n. Fairies Lémures rum m. an Hag Strix gis d g. a Witch Saga gae f. a Iugler Circulator óris m. a Conjurer Exorcista ae m. a Gypsie Babylónius ii m. 2. Of Heaven 2. De Coelo THe Sky AETher ĕris m. the Sun Sol solis m. Light Lux lueis f. Darkness Ténebrae arum f. the Moon Luna nae f. a Star Stella lae f. the East Oriens tis m. the West Occidens tis m. the North Septéntrio ónis m. the South Merídies éi m. 3. Of Times 3. De Temporibus A Year ANnus ni m. a Season Tempestas átis f. the Spring Ver veris m. the Summer Aestas átis n. Autumn Autúmnus ni m. Hay-time Faeni sécium ii n. Harvest Messis is f. Winter Hyems ĕmis f. a Moneth Mensis is m. Ianuary Januàrius ii m. February Februárius ii m. March Mártius ii m. April Aprílis is m. May Majus ii m. Iune Június ii m. Iuly Julius ii m. August Augustus i. m. September September bris m. October Octóber bris m. November November bris m. December December bris m. a Week Septimána nae f. a Day Dies éi d. g. a Night Nox ctis f. a Play-day Puerórum feriae a Holy-day Dies festus a work-Work-day Dies profestus the Lords day Dies Domínicus a Week day Féria ae f. Sunday Dies Solis Monday Dies Lunae Tuesday Dies Martis Wednesday Dies Mercurii Thursday Dies Jovis Friday Dies Veneris Saturday Dies Saturni● Christmas Natális Christi Easter Pascha atis n. Whitsontide Pentecoste es f. Wakes Paganália órum n. Morning Tempus matutinum Noon-tide Meridies ëi m. the Evening Vésper ri m. Midnight Media nox an Hour Hora ae f. Half an hour Semihóra rae f. a Clock Horológiumii m. an Hour-glass Vítreum horologium a Sun-dial Solárium horologium 4. Of the Elements and Meteors 4. De Elementis Meteoris FIre IGnis is m a Spark Scintilla ae f. the Smoak Fumus mi m. the Flame Flamma mae f. Soot Fulígo ignis f. Fuel Fomes itis n. a Coal Carbo ónis m. a Live-coal Pruna nae f. Embers Favilla lae f. Ashes Cinis ĕris d. g. Air Aër ĕris m. g. a Cloud Nubes is f. Rain Plúvia ae f. a Shower Imber bris m. Hail Grando dinis f. Snow Nix nivis f. Sleet Nícula lae f. a Snow-ball Massa nívea Frost Gelu n. Ice Glácies ëi f. an Ice-ickle Súria ae f. Thunder Tónitru n. Lightening Fulgur uris n. a Thunder-bolt Fulmen ĭnis n. a Rain-bow Iris ĭdis f. the Dew Ros roris m. the Wind Ventus ti m. a Puff or blast Flatus ûs m. Water Aqua ae f. a Drop Gutta tae f. a Bubble Bulla lae f. a Spring Fons t is m. a Pool Stagnum ni n. a Puddle Ablutium ii n. a Well Puteus ëi m. a River Flumen ĭnis n. the Chanel Alveus ëi m. a Bank Ripa pae f. the Sea Mare is n. the Tide Aestus maris a Shoar Litrus oris m. a Wave Unda dae f. the Earth Terra rae f. a Mountain Mons tis m. a Vale Vallis lis f. a Rock Rupes is f a Plain Campus pi m. a Heath Erice um ti n. a Wood Sylva vae f. a Park Roborárium rii n. a Fen Palus údis f. Corn-ground Terra arábilis Grass-ground Solum hérbidum a Turf Cespes itis m. a Clod Gleba bae f. Mud Limus mi m. Dust Pulvis ĕris m. Sand Aréna nae f. Gravel Sabulum li. n. 5. Of certain Countries 5. De quibusdam Regionibus EVrope EUrópa pae f Spain Híspania ae f. a Spaniard Hispanus ni m. France Gallia ae f. a French man Gallus li m. Italy Itália ae f. an Italian Italus li m. Greece Graecia ae f. a Grecian Graecus ci m. Swethland Suévia ae f. a Swede Suevus vi m. Denmark Dania ae f. a Dane Danus i. m. Germany Germánia ae f. a German Germánus ni m. a Dutch-man Teutónicus ci m. Holland Hollándia ae f. a Hollander Bátavus vi m. Flanders Flándria ae f. a Flemming Flándricus ci m. England Anglia ae f. an English man Anglus gli m. London Londinum ni n. a Londoner Londinensis sis m. a Cockney Delicátulus li. m. the Thames Thámisis is m. York Ebóracum ci n. Oxford Oxónia ae f. Cambridge Cantabrígia ae f. Scotland Scótia ae f. a Scotch-man Scotus ti m. Berwick Bervícum ci n. Edenborough Edenburgum gi n. Wales Cámbrai ae f. a Welch-man Cambro Británnus Carleon Iscelégia ae f. Ireland Hibérnia