Bibliothèque anglo-saxonneSilvestre, Londres, Pickering, 1837 - 168 pages |
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... authors : I am well aware how very superficial they are , but my many occupations and ill health have decided what I must write , far more than my wishes : still I am in hopes that they will serve in some respects as an answer to your ...
... authors : I am well aware how very superficial they are , but my many occupations and ill health have decided what I must write , far more than my wishes : still I am in hopes that they will serve in some respects as an answer to your ...
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... measure the worth of an author exactly by the difficulty which they can throw in the way of those who would willingly make themselves masters of the information it may chance to contain . Returning to England , Junius brought with him 11.
... measure the worth of an author exactly by the difficulty which they can throw in the way of those who would willingly make themselves masters of the information it may chance to contain . Returning to England , Junius brought with him 11.
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... author . There are a vast number of Anglo- Saxon interlinear glosses , some of which oc- cur once only , and that for the first time ; while many supply analogies with the Gothic , Old High - Dutch , and Old Saxon , which were hardly to ...
... author . There are a vast number of Anglo- Saxon interlinear glosses , some of which oc- cur once only , and that for the first time ; while many supply analogies with the Gothic , Old High - Dutch , and Old Saxon , which were hardly to ...
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... authors . These must however be looked upon not only as pièces justificatives and proofs of what has been advanced , but in the more merciful light of a table of errata by which one or two good books may be ren- dered more generally ...
... authors . These must however be looked upon not only as pièces justificatives and proofs of what has been advanced , but in the more merciful light of a table of errata by which one or two good books may be ren- dered more generally ...
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... authors . The very de- termination to keep up the old monkish Latin and which has been so long miscalled Saxon characters , though in direct opposition to the opinions and practice of the best continental scholars ' , is a bad sign ...
... authors . The very de- termination to keep up the old monkish Latin and which has been so long miscalled Saxon characters , though in direct opposition to the opinions and practice of the best continental scholars ' , is a bad sign ...
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