Language, Bände 18-19George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1942 |
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... Latin . But the delimitation and chronology of Vulgar Latin have been questions of sharp controversy , reanimated in recent years by a number of new theories ; before introducing such a vexed term , the author should have stated briefly ...
... Latin . But the delimitation and chronology of Vulgar Latin have been questions of sharp controversy , reanimated in recent years by a number of new theories ; before introducing such a vexed term , the author should have stated briefly ...
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... Latin and the relation of the latter to the Latin from which Spanish is derived , as well as its relation to Merovingian Latin . The book follows the same methods of presentation which M. Pei used in The Language of the Eighth Century ...
... Latin and the relation of the latter to the Latin from which Spanish is derived , as well as its relation to Merovingian Latin . The book follows the same methods of presentation which M. Pei used in The Language of the Eighth Century ...
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... Latin . The probability of this semantic interpretation is further heightened by the citation of the numerous accepted Greek etyma which are not found in the Latin dictionary . ] Spitzer1 approves the derivation , advocated by me , 2 of ...
... Latin . The probability of this semantic interpretation is further heightened by the citation of the numerous accepted Greek etyma which are not found in the Latin dictionary . ] Spitzer1 approves the derivation , advocated by me , 2 of ...
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