...supposed to have spoken the Zend, a dialect kindred to Sanskrit ; so that, as he himself says (p. 546), " the nation that is at one and the same time Asiatic and Indo-Germanic, remains to he discovered," there heing, in his opinion, few or no descendants, in Asia, of the people whose vernacular...

...Persepolitan" (p. 545) ; so that he may seem to believe the old Persian race to have been extirpated ! " The nation that is at one and the same time Asiatic and IndoGermanic remains to be discovered." — P. 546. " I abstain from any positive expression of opinion as to the quarter from which the Sanskrit...

...supposed to have spoken the Zend, a dialect kindred to Sanskrit ; so that, as he himself says (p. 646\ "the nation that is at one and the same time Asiatic and Indo-Germanic, remains to be uiscovered," there being, in his opinion, few or no descendants, in Asia, of the people whose vernacular...

...general, but rather to dissent from most of them. Dr. Latham has said, in his Varieties of Man, that " the nation that is at one and the same time Asiatic and Indo -Germanic, remains to be discovered. ... I abstain from any positive expression of opinion as...

...of languages which Dr. ; Latham considers hypothetical — the ' Arian Indo-Ger• mans.' Sanscrit is to him a very doubtful language, still more its...nation that is at one and the same' time Asiatic and lodo-Germanic remains to be discovered.' This prejudice against Sanscrit is not peculiar to Dr. Latham....