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It is a pleasure to find , in the present volume , a greater wealth of information than ever , and an increasingly sophisticated approach to the problems of linguistic identification and classification . Since the time of Grierson ...
It is a pleasure to find , in the present volume , a greater wealth of information than ever , and an increasingly sophisticated approach to the problems of linguistic identification and classification . Since the time of Grierson ...
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-ō comes to be a present indicative ' primary ' ending in so many dialects . In some of these dialects , however , the present indicative also contains undoubted injunctives ( 2 sg . Dor . Gk . phére - s , Lat . vehi - s , 3 sg .
-ō comes to be a present indicative ' primary ' ending in so many dialects . In some of these dialects , however , the present indicative also contains undoubted injunctives ( 2 sg . Dor . Gk . phére - s , Lat . vehi - s , 3 sg .
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On the other hand , to unite them geneti- cally when their words present no resemblance , merely because they seem to employ similar formal procedures , is probably always hazardous and unsound ... If , then , questions of linguistic ...
On the other hand , to unite them geneti- cally when their words present no resemblance , merely because they seem to employ similar formal procedures , is probably always hazardous and unsound ... If , then , questions of linguistic ...
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