Brevis, Clara, Facilis Ac Jucunda, Non Solum Arabicam Linguam, Sed Etiam Hodiernam Persicam ... Addiscendi Methodus ...
by Antonio Vieyra, presents a concise, clear, easy, and enjoyable method for learning not only the Arabic language but also modern Persian. This 18th-century language primer offers a fascinating glimpse into historical approaches to language acquisition. Vieyra's work provides valuable insights into the pedagogical methods used during this period for teaching Arabic and Persian to European students.
This book is of interest to linguists, historians of education, and anyone studying the history of Arabic and Persian language instruction. Its detailed approach makes it a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of language teaching methodologies.
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