Language, Band 4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1964 |
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... Latin and not from the Latin that was written . This is quite true if by written Latin one means the belles - lettres of the classical period , for these were written in a Latin that was artificial in word order , a Hellenized Latin ...
... Latin and not from the Latin that was written . This is quite true if by written Latin one means the belles - lettres of the classical period , for these were written in a Latin that was artificial in word order , a Hellenized Latin ...
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... Latin espitum ( Germanic spit- , as indicated above ) a well - known Medieval Latin form ( see Du Cange ) , > Spanish espeto , Portuguese espeto , French épois . In Medieval Latin we have also spicum with the meaning spitum ( Du Cange ) ...
... Latin espitum ( Germanic spit- , as indicated above ) a well - known Medieval Latin form ( see Du Cange ) , > Spanish espeto , Portuguese espeto , French épois . In Medieval Latin we have also spicum with the meaning spitum ( Du Cange ) ...
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... Latin at Harvard University , 1874-6 and 1877-80 ; Professor of the Latin Language and Literature at Cornell University , 1880-92 ; and Professor and Head of the Department of Latin at the University of Chicago , from 1892 until he ...
... Latin at Harvard University , 1874-6 and 1877-80 ; Professor of the Latin Language and Literature at Cornell University , 1880-92 ; and Professor and Head of the Department of Latin at the University of Chicago , from 1892 until he ...
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