Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, Issues 7-54Trübner, 1884 - Philology |
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... correct rendering of it , in most instances at least . I will add one other example , where the sense is by no means evident at first sight ; Eur . Suppl . 349 , where Theseus says , δόξαι δὲ χρῄζω καὶ πόλει πάσῃ τόδε · δόξει δ ̓ , ἐμοῦ ...
... correct rendering of it , in most instances at least . I will add one other example , where the sense is by no means evident at first sight ; Eur . Suppl . 349 , where Theseus says , δόξαι δὲ χρῄζω καὶ πόλει πάσῃ τόδε · δόξει δ ̓ , ἐμοῦ ...
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... correct , prosodically faultless , yet absolutely unmean- ing . According to that reading the rendering of Hávam . 2 , 4-6 , would be : --- In hot haste is he Who on roads must Try to fetch his fortune . Here is a guest just arrived ...
... correct , prosodically faultless , yet absolutely unmean- ing . According to that reading the rendering of Hávam . 2 , 4-6 , would be : --- In hot haste is he Who on roads must Try to fetch his fortune . Here is a guest just arrived ...
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... correctly : Hail , good mine host , A guest has entered , Where then shall he sit ? In hot haste is he Who on snow - shoes must Try to fetch his fortune . The next verse is as complete a piece of poetical commentary on the salient point ...
... correctly : Hail , good mine host , A guest has entered , Where then shall he sit ? In hot haste is he Who on snow - shoes must Try to fetch his fortune . The next verse is as complete a piece of poetical commentary on the salient point ...
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... correctly such forms as , for instance , ' táhreinn ' ' táɣhreinn , ' = = ' táx ' ' tandr ' which means fire ; ' táhreinn ' therefore refined , purified in the refiner's fire . That this is the true derivation is shown by the double ...
... correctly such forms as , for instance , ' táhreinn ' ' táɣhreinn , ' = = ' táx ' ' tandr ' which means fire ; ' táhreinn ' therefore refined , purified in the refiner's fire . That this is the true derivation is shown by the double ...
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... correct than the modern gonnof , due to the Jews who have settled here since the commonwealth . In the latter form the accent is wrongly thrown back upon the first syllable . The PRESIDENT pointed out that the word gnoffe was duly ...
... correct than the modern gonnof , due to the Jews who have settled here since the commonwealth . In the latter form the accent is wrongly thrown back upon the first syllable . The PRESIDENT pointed out that the word gnoffe was duly ...
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Page 36 - is a favorite maxim of mine that History, while it should be scientific in its method, should pursue a practical object. That is, it should not merely gratify the reader's curiosity about the past, but modify his view of the present, and his forecast of the future. Now if this maxim be sound, the history of England ought to end with something that
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