Language, Band 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
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... grammatical notes have not made my own . comments on the Old Persian text superfluous . He gives a letter for letter transcription ( except in rendering the ideogram for " king " ) . The editor in JRAS has followed the more usual method ...
... grammatical notes have not made my own . comments on the Old Persian text superfluous . He gives a letter for letter transcription ( except in rendering the ideogram for " king " ) . The editor in JRAS has followed the more usual method ...
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... grammatical comments . 1 In the form of the word - divider , and in the spelling of the first syllable of Vištāspa ( vii , not simply vi ) , our inscription differs from the Behistun inscription , Throughout this inscription , as in ...
... grammatical comments . 1 In the form of the word - divider , and in the spelling of the first syllable of Vištāspa ( vii , not simply vi ) , our inscription differs from the Behistun inscription , Throughout this inscription , as in ...
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... grammatically impossible , the future never being found in hypothetical sentences of this type . When qui ( = whoever , if any one ) is followed by the condi- tional , the conditional is also used in the clause expressing the conclusion ...
... grammatically impossible , the future never being found in hypothetical sentences of this type . When qui ( = whoever , if any one ) is followed by the condi- tional , the conditional is also used in the clause expressing the conclusion ...
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... grammatical forms3 and that in texts like the Owl and the Nightingale there was an approximation to complete loss of n we may infer that we have to do here , in part at least , with the results of sound - change . But from the fact that ...
... grammatical forms3 and that in texts like the Owl and the Nightingale there was an approximation to complete loss of n we may infer that we have to do here , in part at least , with the results of sound - change . But from the fact that ...
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... grammatical categories . The distribution that actually occurs is most reasonably accounted for on the hypothesis that some other non - phonetic process operated along with or subsequent to sound - change . This factor we may call in ...
... grammatical categories . The distribution that actually occurs is most reasonably accounted for on the hypothesis that some other non - phonetic process operated along with or subsequent to sound - change . This factor we may call in ...
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