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共 30 段- If, therefore, the science of language gives us an insight i
- The first objection which was sure to be raised on the part
- For let us now take another instance, which will make it cle
- Let us now look again at what is commonly called the history
- There is, perhaps, no language so full of words evidently de
- The scholars of Alexandria, therefore, and of the rival acad
- Considering the process by which this system of grammatical
- “I have suggested that the numerous languages, hitherto almo
- “Neither the authority (it is said) nor promises of Akbar co
- But why, it may naturally be asked, why should the discovery
- We now return to Ulfilas. He was born in 311. His parents, a
- The western branch comprehends the language of _Poland_, _Bo
- The science of language adopts neither of these views. As to
- Singular. Plural.
- Our analysis of some of the nominal and verbal formations in
- Sanskrit grammarians have reduced the whole growth of their
- Other languages which are supposed to belong to the Semitic
- The name of Tatar soon became the terror of Asia and Europe,
- We may hence infer that in the imperfect these pronominal te
- Nor would it follow, if it could be proved that all the dial
- “In examining the history of mankind, as well as in examinin
- According to the first, roots are imitations of sounds, acco
- It might seem presumptuous to attempt to arbitrate between s
- I do not say that every form in Greek or Sanskrit has as yet
- Diez, Professor, his “Comparative Grammar of the Six Romance
- Protagoras, his attempt to change and improve the language o
- 64 The translation of Mago’s work on agriculture belongs to
- 118 Guhrauer, vol. ii. p. 127. In his “Dissertation on the O
- 205 “It has been common among grammarians to regard those te
- 314 Professor Pott, the most distinguished advocate of the p