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... called themselves Iguuini , whilst those who called themselves Hellenes were termed Graeci by Italians who had added the co suffix to the name Graii . It is made almost certain that forms in -co ( -sco ) were especially used by the ...
... called themselves Iguuini , whilst those who called themselves Hellenes were termed Graeci by Italians who had added the co suffix to the name Graii . It is made almost certain that forms in -co ( -sco ) were especially used by the ...
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... called Sir Simon Burle , at the end of the coronation took the King in his arms still clothed in his regalia ; and entering the palace by the King's Gate , the crowds closing in and thronging him as he went , he carelessly lost one of ...
... called Sir Simon Burle , at the end of the coronation took the King in his arms still clothed in his regalia ; and entering the palace by the King's Gate , the crowds closing in and thronging him as he went , he carelessly lost one of ...
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... called fathers , and the members in the age- grade below their own they called sons . Thus the imaginary republic had names of relationship suited to its promiscuous institutions , and when we find much the same terms in Australia , for ...
... called fathers , and the members in the age- grade below their own they called sons . Thus the imaginary republic had names of relationship suited to its promiscuous institutions , and when we find much the same terms in Australia , for ...
Contents
SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING June 25 1908 | 7 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOGRADOFF Fellow of | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 65 |
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