In Three Parts, I. The English Before the Latin, Enriched with about Ten Thousand Words More Then [sic] Any Former Dictionary Contains : II. The Latin Before the English, with Correct and Plentiful Observations, and Phraseological Explications : III. The Proper Names of Persons, Places and Other Things Necessary to the Understanding of Historians and Poets : to which are Adjoined a Table of Authors Names at Large, which in this Book are Made Use Of, Or Mentioned, and Also Some Lesser Tractates : the Whole Being a Comprisal of Thomasius and Rider's Foundations, Holland's and Holyaok's Superstructure and Improvements : Together with Amendments and Enlargements Very Considerable for Number and Nature, Promoted and Carried on by a Diligent Search Into, and Perusal of Several Other Dictionaries, and Many Authors Ancient and Modern : Rendering this Work the Most Complete and Useful of Any in this Kind Yet Extant, as the Preface Doth Particularly Declare, and the Book Itself Will More Fully Evidence