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More significant perhaps are the ( south ) eastern and south ( west ) ern borders , India and Kush ( Ethiopia ) , which are not included in the earliest of the lists of subject lands , India occurring in the second and third , Kush only ...
More significant perhaps are the ( south ) eastern and south ( west ) ern borders , India and Kush ( Ethiopia ) , which are not included in the earliest of the lists of subject lands , India occurring in the second and third , Kush only ...
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At least as early as the third century A.D. , catellus1 was a serious rival of catulus , if indeed it did not threaten the existence of the latter . Probus records catulus non catellus , though Baehrens at one point rather curiously ...
At least as early as the third century A.D. , catellus1 was a serious rival of catulus , if indeed it did not threaten the existence of the latter . Probus records catulus non catellus , though Baehrens at one point rather curiously ...
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Thus the two major groups , the one based on canis and the other on cattus , have , since early times , followed , from the semantic point of view , a similar and at times common road . Already the grammarian Virgilius , in discussing ...
Thus the two major groups , the one based on canis and the other on cattus , have , since early times , followed , from the semantic point of view , a similar and at times common road . Already the grammarian Virgilius , in discussing ...
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The length of the vowel in quinque also is not original , as was recognized long ago , but came back from the ordinal quinctus into the cardinal ; for short vowels were lengthened before -nct- in early Latin . 4 Mon. Anc . iii .
The length of the vowel in quinque also is not original , as was recognized long ago , but came back from the ordinal quinctus into the cardinal ; for short vowels were lengthened before -nct- in early Latin . 4 Mon. Anc . iii .
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And yet the c- of quinctus itself remained only by the reciprocal influence of quinque , since the group -nct- tended to become -nt- in early Latin . No parallel to this association of the first five digits in their vocalic length can ...
And yet the c- of quinctus itself remained only by the reciprocal influence of quinque , since the group -nct- tended to become -nt- in early Latin . No parallel to this association of the first five digits in their vocalic length can ...
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| 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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