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Incidentally attention is called to the loose manner in which the passage from Virgilius was quoted . 15 Corpus Gloss . Lat . 3.318 . 17 ; 437. 13 and , for catulus , 3.431 . 10 . THE INSTRUMENTAL AND THE COMITATIVE IN THE ALEUT ...
Incidentally attention is called to the loose manner in which the passage from Virgilius was quoted . 15 Corpus Gloss . Lat . 3.318 . 17 ; 437. 13 and , for catulus , 3.431 . 10 . THE INSTRUMENTAL AND THE COMITATIVE IN THE ALEUT ...
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This god became the founder of the Lydian dynasty whose members the Greeks called Herakleidai - having identified Kandaules with Herakles . It is probable that in it Kandaules became a titular name comparable with Caesar , Pharaoh ...
This god became the founder of the Lydian dynasty whose members the Greeks called Herakleidai - having identified Kandaules with Herakles . It is probable that in it Kandaules became a titular name comparable with Caesar , Pharaoh ...
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Dr. Grossman has done a distinct service to Romance scholarship by bringing together in convenient form the conclusions of authoritative Hispanists with respect to the much discussed theory of a so - called " idioma nacional argentino .
Dr. Grossman has done a distinct service to Romance scholarship by bringing together in convenient form the conclusions of authoritative Hispanists with respect to the much discussed theory of a so - called " idioma nacional argentino .
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Anyone who will take the trouble to examine the dialectic dictionaries of Spanish America as well other linguistic studies will not fail to observe that the so - called dialectic pecularities of each region are as a matter of fact ...
Anyone who will take the trouble to examine the dialectic dictionaries of Spanish America as well other linguistic studies will not fail to observe that the so - called dialectic pecularities of each region are as a matter of fact ...
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Dr. Grossman might at least have called attention to the fact that there is a greater gap between the Spanish written and spoken by Dr. Rojas and the language of the uneducated Spaniards of Madrid and Argentinians of Buenos Aires than ...
Dr. Grossman might at least have called attention to the fact that there is a greater gap between the Spanish written and spoken by Dr. Rojas and the language of the uneducated Spaniards of Madrid and Argentinians of Buenos Aires than ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 3 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 8. Mai 2010 |
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