Transactions of the Second Session of the International Congress of Orientalists: Held in London in September, 1874Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas Trübner & Company, 1876 - 456 pages |
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... Person Singular , terminating in -Ku . By the Rev. G. C. Geldart , B.A. On the Median Dynasty ; its Nationality and its Chronology . By Professor Julius Oppert • Restoration of the Berosus Canon . By Professor Julius Oppert On a Case of ...
... Person Singular , terminating in -Ku . By the Rev. G. C. Geldart , B.A. On the Median Dynasty ; its Nationality and its Chronology . By Professor Julius Oppert • Restoration of the Berosus Canon . By Professor Julius Oppert On a Case of ...
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... persons could be found in so large a city , if required , who could speak any dialect under the sun or read any writing upon the planet . To whatever branch of Oriental learning any of those who have honoured the Congress with their ...
... persons could be found in so large a city , if required , who could speak any dialect under the sun or read any writing upon the planet . To whatever branch of Oriental learning any of those who have honoured the Congress with their ...
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... PERSON SINGULAR , TERMINATING IN -KU . BY THE REV . G. C. GELDART , B.A. [ Principal Assyrian Authorities . - 1 . Dr. Hincks's Specimen Chapters of an Assyrian Grammar , Royal Asiatic Society's Journal , December , 1866. - 2 . Dr ...
... PERSON SINGULAR , TERMINATING IN -KU . BY THE REV . G. C. GELDART , B.A. [ Principal Assyrian Authorities . - 1 . Dr. Hincks's Specimen Chapters of an Assyrian Grammar , Royal Asiatic Society's Journal , December , 1866. - 2 . Dr ...
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... person singular , as sarraku ' I am king ; ' and since -ku is the afformative of that person in the Ethiopic perfect , as Inch : gabar - ku ' I made , ' Dr. Hincks , in 1866 , assuming a theme .etc , אֶקְטְלתִּקְטָל Semitic side ...
... person singular , as sarraku ' I am king ; ' and since -ku is the afformative of that person in the Ethiopic perfect , as Inch : gabar - ku ' I made , ' Dr. Hincks , in 1866 , assuming a theme .etc , אֶקְטְלתִּקְטָל Semitic side ...
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... person , and the verb is the copula . But from Manks , is , in its use as a copula , has been lost ; and the same sentence is therefore rendered thus : Mish y dorrys ; mish being identical in etymology and almost in sound with Scoto ...
... person , and the verb is the copula . But from Manks , is , in its use as a copula , has been lost ; and the same sentence is therefore rendered thus : Mish y dorrys ; mish being identical in etymology and almost in sound with Scoto ...
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