The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 2Garland Pub., 1984 - 188 pages |
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Page 112
... dialect of the Pársi , fo called from the province , of which Sbíráz is now the capital , and that of the learned ... dialects of both were , and , I believe , still are , spoken by the rufticks in feveral provinces ; and in many of them ...
... dialect of the Pársi , fo called from the province , of which Sbíráz is now the capital , and that of the learned ... dialects of both were , and , I believe , still are , spoken by the rufticks in feveral provinces ; and in many of them ...
Page 180
... dialect , had an apparent affinity in re- ligion as well as in language : the Dorian , Ionian , and Eolian families having emigrated from Europe , to which it is univerfally agreed that they firft paffed from Egypt , I can add nothing ...
... dialect , had an apparent affinity in re- ligion as well as in language : the Dorian , Ionian , and Eolian families having emigrated from Europe , to which it is univerfally agreed that they firft paffed from Egypt , I can add nothing ...
Page 199
William Jones. of acquaintance with any Afiatick dialect , ex- cept Hebrew ; and he has confequently made mistakes ... dialects occafioned by Mohammedan conquefts . There are , indeed , very obvious traces of the Hamian language , and ...
William Jones. of acquaintance with any Afiatick dialect , ex- cept Hebrew ; and he has confequently made mistakes ... dialects occafioned by Mohammedan conquefts . There are , indeed , very obvious traces of the Hamian language , and ...
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