Transactions of the Second Session of the International Congress of Orientalists: Held in London in September, 1874Robert K. Douglas Trübner, 1876 - 456 pages |
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... question , and lead to a further consideration of this pressing want of Philological unity . It is not , perhaps , necessary for the Congress to consider how far it would be desirable to discuss the question of an universal alphabet ...
... question , and lead to a further consideration of this pressing want of Philological unity . It is not , perhaps , necessary for the Congress to consider how far it would be desirable to discuss the question of an universal alphabet ...
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... question ; another with fewer or more gives the answer . Now , this device contains the elements of an universal language , limited indeed to a few stereotyped sentences such as are generally wanted in maritime intercourse . A ...
... question ; another with fewer or more gives the answer . Now , this device contains the elements of an universal language , limited indeed to a few stereotyped sentences such as are generally wanted in maritime intercourse . A ...
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... questions , others in connexion with the history and mythology of the old Semitic nations will be considered in that Section . Nor is it more than necessary to revert to the priority that these early languages have in the study of ...
... questions , others in connexion with the history and mythology of the old Semitic nations will be considered in that Section . Nor is it more than necessary to revert to the priority that these early languages have in the study of ...
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... question of the early immigrations which were made before history was written , or tradition definitely handed down . Some of these questions will occupy the attention of the Ethnological Section , and will receive ample illustration ...
... question of the early immigrations which were made before history was written , or tradition definitely handed down . Some of these questions will occupy the attention of the Ethnological Section , and will receive ample illustration ...
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... question . All that I propose to do in opening this Section is to draw attention to the very enlarged propor- tions that have lately been given to Semitic research . Not only have our Phoenician materials been more than doubled since ...
... question . All that I propose to do in opening this Section is to draw attention to the very enlarged propor- tions that have lately been given to Semitic research . Not only have our Phoenician materials been more than doubled since ...
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