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Introduction and selection: Dr. Kristian Jensen (Head of Incunabula, The British Library)
Latin was the international language of secular and ecclesiastical administration, of diplomacy, of liturgy, and of the schools where students were prepared for positions in these spheres. In grammar books of the fifteenth century we see the reflection of the complex struggle of a society in the process of changing its language in profound ways. Among the grammars included are the first edition of Aldus Manutius's Latin Grammar and the first book printed entirely in Greek, Lascaris's, Erotemata (Milan, 1476).
Unit 29: 261 fiche, 128 titles
Unit 30: 259 fiche, 71 titles
Unit 40: 205 fiche, 79 titles