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... words in favour of this conjecture are Irish eilit , ' a hind , ' and Welsh elain , ' a fawn . ' This , if sound , would suggest that there was a Celtic word for the male of the deer kind , elembos , corre- sponding to the Greek λapos ...
... words in favour of this conjecture are Irish eilit , ' a hind , ' and Welsh elain , ' a fawn . ' This , if sound , would suggest that there was a Celtic word for the male of the deer kind , elembos , corre- sponding to the Greek λapos ...
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... word . This was of course due to the fact that there is a silent c in the initial sc of the French word science ; so that it became ' scientific ' to extend this system of spelling words to other cases . John Ray , in his Note on the ...
... word . This was of course due to the fact that there is a silent c in the initial sc of the French word science ; so that it became ' scientific ' to extend this system of spelling words to other cases . John Ray , in his Note on the ...
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... word , but some such longer form as indu or indo , in , within ' : see Stokes's Urkeltischer Sprachschatz ( p . 31 ) , s.v. endo , ' in . ' As it happens , Holder gives under In no instance , except this , which is not such , of a ...
... word , but some such longer form as indu or indo , in , within ' : see Stokes's Urkeltischer Sprachschatz ( p . 31 ) , s.v. endo , ' in . ' As it happens , Holder gives under In no instance , except this , which is not such , of a ...
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NEUTRAL DUTIES IN A MARITIME WAR AS ILLUSTRATED BY RECENT | 1 |
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