Authority Cited: Brerewood
Author name and dates: Edward Brerewood (1565-1613)
PORTRAIT
BKG Bio-tweet: Mathematician, logician and antiquary; book on origin of languages influential; SJ quotes to illustrate early English
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary)
· Enquiries touching the diversity of Languages and Religions ….: Enquiries Touching the Diversity of
Languages, and Religions through the Cheife Parts of the World, London, prtd. for John Bill, (1614). (per Harold Byron Allen, The Authoritarian Principle in Linguistic Criticism (U. Michigan Diss. 1940, p. 129)) Also a 1674 edition (pictured). [BKG Note: The title page of the 1614 edition is more elaborate than in the 1674 edition, however, the text type setting appears identical in the 1614 and 1674 editions (198 total pages). Page numbers for the following word-list entries are from the 1674 edition. There appear to be about 21 citations of Brerewood in vol. 1 of the 1755 Dict. and about 22 in vol. 2.]; answerably (answerablie) p.117; awry p.66; barbarousness (barbarousnesse) p.9; confluence; consist; continent; conveyer; crier; corruption; disperseness; erection; escape; frankincense; intersert; isthmus;
· Brerewood (no work cited); compass; consubstantial; craggedness; digress; evenly; inflexion
Author name and dates: Edward Brerewood (1565-1613)
PORTRAIT
BKG Bio-tweet: Mathematician, logician and antiquary; book on origin of languages influential; SJ quotes to illustrate early English
Categories (list of works cited – preliminary)
· Enquiries touching the diversity of Languages and Religions ….: Enquiries Touching the Diversity of
Languages, and Religions through the Cheife Parts of the World, London, prtd. for John Bill, (1614). (per Harold Byron Allen, The Authoritarian Principle in Linguistic Criticism (U. Michigan Diss. 1940, p. 129)) Also a 1674 edition (pictured). [BKG Note: The title page of the 1614 edition is more elaborate than in the 1674 edition, however, the text type setting appears identical in the 1614 and 1674 editions (198 total pages). Page numbers for the following word-list entries are from the 1674 edition. There appear to be about 21 citations of Brerewood in vol. 1 of the 1755 Dict. and about 22 in vol. 2.]; answerably (answerablie) p.117; awry p.66; barbarousness (barbarousnesse) p.9; confluence; consist; continent; conveyer; crier; corruption; disperseness; erection; escape; frankincense; intersert; isthmus;
· Brerewood (no work cited); compass; consubstantial; craggedness; digress; evenly; inflexion