Prima morum et pietatis præcepta tyronibus in lingua Latina tradi solita : Viz. I. Dicta sapientum è græcis. II. Gulielmi lilii monita pædagogica. III. Joan. Sulpitii verulani, de moribus & civilitate puerorum carmen. IV. Dionysii catonis disticha moralia. cum grammatica constructione, & vernacula interpretatione, in qua verbum, quantum fieri potuit, verbo redditur. In usum scholarum. Or, the first moral precepts usually thought beginners in the Latin tongue: that is, I. The sayings of the wise men among the Greeks. II. William Lilly's masterly instructions. III. A poem of John Sulpitius of verulam, concerning the manners and courteousness of young gentlemen. IV. Dionysius Cato's moral distichs. With the grammatical construction and an English translation as literal as possible. For the use of schools. (Apud Tho. & Wal. Ruddimannos, 1737)