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... : namely , these diphthongs are merged in simple e . ( Not unlike is the still greater corruption of modern Greek vocalization ) . The effect is , to confound the declensions of nouns . Without rashness we may take a.
... : namely , these diphthongs are merged in simple e . ( Not unlike is the still greater corruption of modern Greek vocalization ) . The effect is , to confound the declensions of nouns . Without rashness we may take a.
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Francis William Newman. declensions of nouns . Without rashness we may take a step backward to the vowel - declensions ... noun belongs . Also , I have admitted the circumflex as in the scheme above . It must be added , that -is for -œes ...
Francis William Newman. declensions of nouns . Without rashness we may take a step backward to the vowel - declensions ... noun belongs . Also , I have admitted the circumflex as in the scheme above . It must be added , that -is for -œes ...
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... nouns and adjectives was imperfectly established . An Umbrian probably reasoned like a Turk , that to say Owem sewacnem ( ovem puram ) or Anclaf esonaf ( volucres pias ) was superfluous . Why twice over denote that you mean the accus ...
... nouns and adjectives was imperfectly established . An Umbrian probably reasoned like a Turk , that to say Owem sewacnem ( ovem puram ) or Anclaf esonaf ( volucres pias ) was superfluous . Why twice over denote that you mean the accus ...
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... noun ; which fixes the syntax here . Ib . 41 , Comne plebs , το κοινόν.— B. Waper , I confidently believed from this passage to be adjectival , and fancied I could identify it with ȧravт : yet its obvious , and only natural interprn ...
... noun ; which fixes the syntax here . Ib . 41 , Comne plebs , το κοινόν.— B. Waper , I confidently believed from this passage to be adjectival , and fancied I could identify it with ȧravт : yet its obvious , and only natural interprn ...
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... noun to point at ; but so is Eam , VIb . 16 : this rises out of the conciseness of the inscrn . Eris for illis is never found.— B. Westicia , festiva ( caro ) , inferred from Westicatu , Fεστιάτω . The sacrificial meat , after prosicić ...
... noun to point at ; but so is Eam , VIb . 16 : this rises out of the conciseness of the inscrn . Eris for illis is never found.— B. Westicia , festiva ( caro ) , inferred from Westicatu , Fεστιάτω . The sacrificial meat , after prosicić ...
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