Culmann, L. (1720). Sententiæ pueriles: Anglo-latinæ. Quæ ex diversis authoribus olim collegerat Leonardus Culman: et in vernaculum sermonem nuperrimè transtulit Carolus Hoole; Pro Primis Latinae Linguae Tyronibus. P. Antesignanus in Epist. and Saraeos Fratres. Doctrinae Opinionem affectent alij; ego pro mea virili parte, me puerorum & formandis & promovendis Studiis omnem meam operam addixisse aperte & ingenue fateor. = Sentences for children, English and Latin. Collected out of sundry authors long since, by Leonard Culman: and now translated into English, by Charles Hoole; For the first. Enterers into Latin. P. Antesignanus in his Epist. to the Saraei Brethren. Let Others affect the Opinion of Learning; I do plainly and ingenuously confess, I have seriously addicted my self both to Fashion and Promote Childrens Studies all that ever I can. London: printed by E. Janeway, for the Company of Stationers.
Chicago Style CitationCulmann, Leonhard. Sententiæ Pueriles: Anglo-latinæ. Quæ Ex Diversis Authoribus Olim Collegerat Leonardus Culman: Et in Vernaculum Sermonem Nuperrimè Transtulit Carolus Hoole; Pro Primis Latinae Linguae Tyronibus. P. Antesignanus in Epist. and Saraeos Fratres. Doctrinae Opinionem Affectent Alij; Ego Pro Mea Virili Parte, Me Puerorum & Formandis & Promovendis Studiis Omnem Meam Operam Addixisse Aperte & Ingenue Fateor. = Sentences for Children, English and Latin. Collected Out of Sundry Authors Long Since, By Leonard Culman: And Now Translated Into English, By Charles Hoole; For the First. Enterers Into Latin. P. Antesignanus in His Epist. to the Saraei Brethren. Let Others Affect the Opinion of Learning; I Do Plainly and Ingenuously Confess, I Have Seriously Addicted My Self Both to Fashion and Promote Childrens Studies All That Ever I Can. London: printed by E. Janeway, for the Company of Stationers, 1720.
MLA CitationCulmann, Leonhard. Sententiæ Pueriles: Anglo-latinæ. Quæ Ex Diversis Authoribus Olim Collegerat Leonardus Culman: Et in Vernaculum Sermonem Nuperrimè Transtulit Carolus Hoole; Pro Primis Latinae Linguae Tyronibus. P. Antesignanus in Epist. and Saraeos Fratres. Doctrinae Opinionem Affectent Alij; Ego Pro Mea Virili Parte, Me Puerorum & Formandis & Promovendis Studiis Omnem Meam Operam Addixisse Aperte & Ingenue Fateor. = Sentences for Children, English and Latin. Collected Out of Sundry Authors Long Since, By Leonard Culman: And Now Translated Into English, By Charles Hoole; For the First. Enterers Into Latin. P. Antesignanus in His Epist. to the Saraei Brethren. Let Others Affect the Opinion of Learning; I Do Plainly and Ingenuously Confess, I Have Seriously Addicted My Self Both to Fashion and Promote Childrens Studies All That Ever I Can. London: printed by E. Janeway, for the Company of Stationers, 1720.