An English expositor; or compleat dictionary: teaching the interpretation of the hardest words, and most useful terms of art, used in our language. First set forth by J. B. doctor of physick. And now the ninth time revised, corrected, and very much augmented with several additions, viz. A new and copious supply of words. An index directing to the hards [sic] words, by prefixing the common words before them in an alphabetical order. A brief nomenclator, containing the names of the most renowned persons among the ancients, whether gods or goddesses (so reputed) heroes, or inventors of profitable arts, sciences, and faculties. With divers memorable things out of ancient history, poetry, philosophy, and geography. By a lover of the arts.

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• An English expositor; or compleat dictionary: teaching the interpretation of the hardest words, and most useful terms of art, used in our language. First set forth by J. B. doctor of physick. And now the ninth time revised, corrected, and very much augmented with several additions, viz. A new and copious supply of words. An index directing to the hards [sic] words, by prefixing the common words before them in an alphabetical order. A brief nomenclator, containing the names of the most renowned persons among the ancients, whether gods or goddesses (so reputed) heroes, or inventors of profitable arts, sciences, and faculties. With divers memorable things out of ancient history, poetry, philosophy, and geography. By a lover of the arts.
• Compleat dictionary Complete dictionary

People / Organizations

• J. B. (Author)

Imprint

London: printed for Awnsham and John Churchil, at the Black Swan in Pater-Noster-Row, 1698.

Publication year

1698-1698

ESTC No.

R33260

Grub Street ID

115901

Description

[288] p. ; 12⁰

Note

Signatures: A-M?? (M12 blank?).

Printed in two columns.

Uncontrolled note

Catalogued from original at the British Library