B commonly as the English B: But in the Middle
of a word, except it comes of the Latin, and sometimes in the Beginning, it is pronounc’d like V
Consonant: And sometimes B and V are written
one for the other; As labór, lavór; baylár, vaylar;
vóz, boz, a Voice.
B in the Middle of a word, before a Consonant, is cast away, to soften the Pronunciation; as, for subtil, sutíl.
C before a, 0, or u, is as k ; before e or i, as the Tialian t before ia or io in Pradentia, Fu/tificatione ; as Ciruela : Before e Confonant it is cut off; As, Pao, Pato, a Covenant. Mark’d thus c, it is call’d Cerilla, or Cedilla ; and pronounc’d Ths ; As cufre,
tifuf re.
D in the Beginning, like the Englifh : Except Dios ; in which, as in the Middle and End, it is pronounc’d as dh ; as, Cada, Cadha.
F, like the Englifh, lend.
F, like the Englifh ; and is written for ph ; as, Fildfofo.
G, before a, 0, u, like the Engli/h : Before ua, like gwa ; as, guante, gwante : Betore ue, ui, like ghe, ghi, or the Englifh, guef, guide 5 as, guérra, guia, gherra, ghia. Except, guéro, aguéro, garguero, jirguero, hoguero, Triguéro, Ciguéna, pediguéno, hala- gueno, Siguenga, virguenca, aguélo, deguello, requeldo, unguento ; and words that come of the Infinitive in guar.
G before e and i, like je, ji, or the Englifh the, fhi, but fomething more heavily : And g and j, before e and i, are written and pronounc’d one for the other,
G before
