Ritual magic and grimoires

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teaching, I. The letters of every sort of print. II. All syllables made of letters. III. Short rules by way of question and answer for spelling, reading, pronouncing, using the great letters and the points. IV. Examples of all the words (that may be mistaken) spelled with their accents; and the words variously written, referred to their original in the margin. V. The difference between allwords [sic] of like sound· And all the words are set in alphabetical order, that the learner may find those he doubtes of, either in the spelling, or difference, as they are used in the last editions of the Bible, and by the exactest modern writers

by Owen Price

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17th century
Language: English

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Subjects: Early works to 1800, Orthography and spelling, English language

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Ritual magic and grimoires
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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
teaching, I. The letters of every sort of print. II. All syllables made of letters. III. Short rules by way of question and answer for spelling, reading, pronouncing, using the great letters and the points. IV. Examples of all the words (that may be mistaken) spelled with their accents; and the words variously written, referred to their original in the margin. V. The difference between allwords [sic] of like sound· And all the words are set in alphabetical order, that the learner may find those he doubtes of, either in the spelling, or difference, as they are used in the last editions of the Bible, and by the exactest modern writers Open Library record	1670	printed by L. Lichfield for Francis Tyton, at the Three Daggers in Fleetstreet London	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)