Language, Band 30 -Band 31,Ausgabe 4,Teil 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... future rather than the present indicative was often used in a gnomic sense : early Latin freely interchanged the future indicative and present subjunctive in primary sequence , but in secondary sequence had only the imperfect ...
... future rather than the present indicative was often used in a gnomic sense : early Latin freely interchanged the future indicative and present subjunctive in primary sequence , but in secondary sequence had only the imperfect ...
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... future ' , and ' shifted to the past ' . A corollary of her first axiom , which explains the fact that she rarely ... future indicative alone , over 1000 ( probably over 2000 ) ; future indicative with ke or án , about 20 ; subjunctive ...
... future ' , and ' shifted to the past ' . A corollary of her first axiom , which explains the fact that she rarely ... future indicative alone , over 1000 ( probably over 2000 ) ; future indicative with ke or án , about 20 ; subjunctive ...
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... ( future ) was the imperfective or ' iterative - durative ' subjunctive ; that the need for a ' punctual ' future was filled by making an analogous form from the 8 - aorist , which is the ancestor of all s - futures in Greek , Italic ...
... ( future ) was the imperfective or ' iterative - durative ' subjunctive ; that the need for a ' punctual ' future was filled by making an analogous form from the 8 - aorist , which is the ancestor of all s - futures in Greek , Italic ...
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