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... Greek or Latin word , or by forming a derivative from it , or , again , by making a new Greek or Latin compound , and then anglicizing that ; assuming that the reader would at once recognize the intended meaning from the etymology ...
... Greek or Latin word , or by forming a derivative from it , or , again , by making a new Greek or Latin compound , and then anglicizing that ; assuming that the reader would at once recognize the intended meaning from the etymology ...
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... Greek language , a study in which he had been aided by a Greek monk of St. Albans . It was doubtless at the prompting of Grossetête that Roger Bacon learnt Greek , and it was probably under his influence that Bacon entered the ...
... Greek language , a study in which he had been aided by a Greek monk of St. Albans . It was doubtless at the prompting of Grossetête that Roger Bacon learnt Greek , and it was probably under his influence that Bacon entered the ...
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... Greek parallels to this enigmatic lady . For the present we must admit that she is very unlike the Clytemnestra of Greek tragedy , whose motives are studied in every detail , who boldly hates her husband and murders him . There are ...
... Greek parallels to this enigmatic lady . For the present we must admit that she is very unlike the Clytemnestra of Greek tragedy , whose motives are studied in every detail , who boldly hates her husband and murders him . There are ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS BY THE RIGHT HON VISCOUNT BRYCE O M | 7 |
THE CELTIC INSCRIPTIONS OF CISALPINE GAUL BY SIR JOHN RHŶS | 23 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AT THE OPENING MEETING OF THE INTER | 113 |
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