Dictionaries
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
A Saxo-Latin Glossary, Seventeenth century
Charles Bromley: Dictionary of Musicians
'An Alphabetical Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, Singers and Composers of both Sexes and of all Nations Vol 2nd', 98 folios. The first name is Paisiello, the last Walther. Fos 1-82 are paginated by the writer 193-255. Fos 83-90 are blank. Commencing at the other end of the book are a few notes on legal subjects.
Collections of Walter Whiter for the remaining portions of his Etymological Dictionary, of which two volumes were published at Cambridge, 1811, 1825, Early nineteenth century
Outside the first bundle is written, 'Finished for the Press, Oct. 30th 1826, the day at which I had arrived at the sixty eighth year of my age.' Outside the second, 'Ready for the Press. This was again examined and corrected some years after it was written. The examination was finished June 30, 1829.' Outside the third and fourth, 'Ready for the Press.' The later portions are in a very rough state.
Edward Lane: Papers on the Arabic-English Lexicon
Latin-Greek lexicon, Seventeenth century
Written in double columns; the Latin entries range from 'A, ab' to 'Zythum, zythus'. The work quotes no authors by name, and in general merely renders Latin words by their Greek equivalents. It contains marginal additions, probably made from time to time by the compiler.
Whitley Stokes: additions to E. O'Reilly's Irish-English Dictionary
A transcript of the additions written by Whitley Stokes on his interleaved O'Reilly.