Hornbook

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 246
hornbook, n. a first book for children, which formerly consisted of a single leaf set in a frame, with a thin plate of transparent horn in front to preserve Homed-owL See HomowL Hornet, horn'et, «. a species of wasp, so called from its antenna: or horns. [A. S. nyrnet, dim. of horn.]
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