The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 12;Volume 75Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1870 |
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... language . If this dependence of early religion on language is once clearly understood , it follows , as a matter of course , that what- ever classification has been found most useful in the science of language ought to prove equally ...
... language . If this dependence of early religion on language is once clearly understood , it follows , as a matter of course , that what- ever classification has been found most useful in the science of language ought to prove equally ...
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... language would then have been something totally different from what it is now . For what are we doing ? We first form our idea of what language ought to be from those exceptional languages which were arrested in their natural growth by ...
... language would then have been something totally different from what it is now . For what are we doing ? We first form our idea of what language ought to be from those exceptional languages which were arrested in their natural growth by ...
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... language , becomes likewise perfectly intelligible . It is well known that ancient languages are particularly rich in synonymes , or , to speak more correctly , that in them the same object is called by many names - is , in fact ...
... language , becomes likewise perfectly intelligible . It is well known that ancient languages are particularly rich in synonymes , or , to speak more correctly , that in them the same object is called by many names - is , in fact ...
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