Image: Elizabeth I's primer on Irish

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Description: Irish/Latin/English phrasebook compiled for and used by Elizabeth I of England, the text reads: Iryshe, Latten, Englishe, Cones ta tu, Quomodo habes, How doe you, Taim go maih, Bene sum, I am well, Go ro maih agad, Habeo gratias, I thancke you, In eol duit gealag do lauairt, Possis ne hibernice loqui, Cann you speake Iryshe, Abair ladden, Dic latine, Speake Latten, Dia le riuean saxona, Deus adiuat Reginā Angliæ, God saue the Queene off Englande,
Title: Elizabeth I's primer on Irish
Credit: Edward Purdon, The Story of the Irish Language, Mercier Press: Dublin, 1999
Author: Sir Christopher Nugent, 9th Baron of Delvin, d. 1602 Uploaded by Rannpháirtí anaithnid at en.wikipedia
Permission: Public domain (expired copyright)
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