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The Amakusa Edition of Álvares’ Grammar (1594): Sources and Innovation

Amongst all the editions of Alvares’ grammar, the Amakusa edition (1594) merits special attention, 
not only for being the first grammatical treatise to mention Japanese verbal paradigms 
in print, but for being the first adaptation of the Jesuit grammar outside of Europe, having 
been created in a well-defined missionary context. Using contrastive analysis with the Lisbon 
Edition (1573), it can be concluded that this was the grammar that served as the basis for 
drawing up the Amakusa grammar, which has some unique features such as being the first to 
be published in printed form in the East, in the context of increasing numbers of students in 
Japanese Jesuits schools.