The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 319
... Greek dynasty of the Ptolemies , though it adopted the native custom of the marriage of brother and sister , established at the top of society a Greek culture which percolated far down- ward . In architecture , money , games , and ...
... Greek dynasty of the Ptolemies , though it adopted the native custom of the marriage of brother and sister , established at the top of society a Greek culture which percolated far down- ward . In architecture , money , games , and ...
Page 325
... Greek word , not the Coptic : the Greek word comes first , and while each Greek word occurs but once , Greek synonyms are glossed by the repetition of the same Coptic gloss , or by the Coptic equivalent of " ditto . " That he wrote ...
... Greek word , not the Coptic : the Greek word comes first , and while each Greek word occurs but once , Greek synonyms are glossed by the repetition of the same Coptic gloss , or by the Coptic equivalent of " ditto . " That he wrote ...
Page 328
... Greek of the tombstones becomes more and more corrupt . It is curious that some of the best specimens are found in Nubia ( i.e. above the first cataract ) where there must have been families preserving a knowledge of Greek in isolation ...
... Greek of the tombstones becomes more and more corrupt . It is curious that some of the best specimens are found in Nubia ( i.e. above the first cataract ) where there must have been families preserving a knowledge of Greek in isolation ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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