T. W. Baldwin
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL TEXTS IN SHAKSPERE'S TIME 3r It will be seen, then, that in Latin the Little Dictianarie of Withals was the regular grammar school dictionary for memorization in Shakspere's time, while Cooper's Thesaurus was the standard for reference. Various other dictionaries Latin and Greek printed within or without England might also be used. From these English-printed schoolbooks and from their continental originals we can learn very exactly what Shakspere ought to have been taught in grammar school. From them, we can determine on what materials and by what methods to examine Shakspere upon his grammar school knowledge. And to that task we now address ourselves.