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119 PERCYVALL, Richard & MINSHEU, John. A Dictionarie in Span-ish and English ,<br />

first published into the English tongue by Ric. Periuale Gent. Now enlarged and amplified<br />

with many thousand words, as by this marke* to each of them prefixed may appeere;<br />

together with the accenting of euery worde throughout the whole Dictionarie, for the true<br />

pronounciation of the language, as also for the diuers signifi-cation of one and the<br />

selfesame word: And for the learners ease and furtherance, the declining of all hard and<br />

irregular verbs; and for the same cause the former order of the Alphabet is altered, diuers<br />

hard and vncouth phrases and speeches out of sundry of the best Authors explaned, with<br />

diuers necessarie notes and especiall directions for all such as shall be desirous to attaine<br />

the per-fection of the Spanish language. All done by Iohn MINSHEU Professor of<br />

Languages in London.<br />

Hereunto for the further profite and pleasure of the learner or delighted in this tongue, is<br />

annexed an ample English Dictionarie, Alphabetically set downe with the Spanish words<br />

thereunto adioyned, as also an Alphabeticall Table of the Arabicke and Moorish words,<br />

now commonly recieiued and vsed in the Spanish tongue, which being dispersed in their<br />

seuerall due places throughout the whole Dictionarie are marked thus †: by the same Iohn<br />

Minsheu.<br />

For the right vse of this worke, I referre you to the directions before the Dictionarie,<br />

contriued in diuers points differing form other Dictionaries heretofore set foorth.<br />

[junto con]<br />

A Spanish Grammar, first collected and published by Richard Perciuale Gent. Now<br />

augmented and increased with the decli-ning of all the Irregular and hard verbes in that<br />

toong, with diuers other especiall Rules and necessarie Notes for all such as shall be<br />

desirous to attaine the per-fection of the Spanish tongue.<br />

[junto con]<br />

Pleasant and Delightfvll Dialogves in Spanish and English, profitable to the learner, and<br />

not unpleasant to any other reader. By Iohn Minsheu Professor of Languagees in London.<br />

Imprinted at <strong>LONDON</strong>: by Edm. Bollifant. 1599. £2200<br />

4to. Plena piel moderna por Bernard Middleton en estilo del siglo XVI; lomo con nervios y tejuelo; ambos<br />

planos con paneles en seco; cortes tintados antiguamente. Buen ejemplar. Portada; (vi), 391 pp. +<br />

Portada; (viii), pp.3 - 84 pp; + Portada; (ii), 68 pp.<br />

3 partes en uno, cada parte con su propia portada. Segunda edición, muy ampliada, del<br />

primer diccionario inglés/español y de la primera gramática española en inglés. Los<br />

Pleasant and Delightfvll Dialogves en PRIMERA EDICION.<br />

El diccionario de Percyvall (1550 - 1620), escrito durante su exilio en España por delitos<br />

sociales, se publicó en Londres en 1591 bajo título Biblioteca Hispánica. El lexicógrafo<br />

John Minsheu reeditó la obra con importantes ampliaciones, estableciéndola como texto<br />

fundamental para dos generaciones; indudablemente lectores ingleses la aprovecharon al<br />

leer Cervantes por primera vez, ya que Blount no publicó la traducción de la primera<br />

parte del Quijote hasta 1612. Las tres partes se publicaron por separado y son pocas<br />

veces encontradas juntas. La autoría de los textos de los Dialogues ha sido atribuido a<br />

prisioneros españoles después de la derrota de la Armada Invencible; gozaron de gran<br />

influencia siendo recopilados por Juan Luna, Cesar Oudin, Francisco Sobrino y otros<br />

filólogos.<br />

Incluye la primera mención de El Escorial en un libro inglés (ver L1r) "a village in<br />

new Castile in Spaine, where King Philip the second built a monasterie or abbey<br />

for friers of the order of S. Ierome, the most famous for building and greatnesse in<br />

Christendome."<br />

Al volver en Inglaterra, en 1586 Percyvall logró decifrar inteligencia militar sobre la proyectada Armada<br />

Invencible, en gratitud la Reina Isabel I le galardonó con una pensión.<br />

Martín-Gamero pp.83 - 93. Palau 218 227 - 228 & 171 187. STC 19 620. CCPB recoge sólo un ejemplar<br />

en la BN.

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