"Promptorium Parvulorum Sive Clericorum, Lexicon Anglo-latinum Princeps," Volume 54, is a foundational Anglo-Latin dictionary offering invaluable insights into the historical development of both English and Latin languages. Compiled by Galfridus Anglicus and meticulously edited by Albert Way, with contributions from the British Library, this lexicon serves as a primary source for understanding medieval vocabulary and etymology.
This volume provides a comprehensive resource for scholars, linguists, and historians interested in tracing the evolution of linguistic terms and their usage. It showcases the rich interplay between English and Latin during a crucial period of linguistic formation. As a "princeps" lexicon, it represents an early and significant attempt to codify and translate between the two languages, making it an essential reference for anyone studying medieval texts or the history of lexicography. This enduring work remains a testament to the enduring importance of language and its historical context.
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