American Quarterly Review, Том 6Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1829 |
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... language , and of all languages the Latin is per- haps the best adapted to this purpose . It is far more philoso- phical and regular in its structure than any modern language , and therefore more easily reducible to fixed rules ; it ...
... language , and of all languages the Latin is per- haps the best adapted to this purpose . It is far more philoso- phical and regular in its structure than any modern language , and therefore more easily reducible to fixed rules ; it ...
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... language . Whatever advantages may be expected from the study of the Latin language , it is certain they cannot be derived , if the study is not thorough . Whether we look upon this language and its study , as one of the great avenues ...
... language . Whatever advantages may be expected from the study of the Latin language , it is certain they cannot be derived , if the study is not thorough . Whether we look upon this language and its study , as one of the great avenues ...
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... language , if it was solely derived from a poet , since it is from prose - writers that a correct know- ledge of the structure of a language , especially the Latin , is to be gained . To this end we recommend Livy . We choose a ...
... language , if it was solely derived from a poet , since it is from prose - writers that a correct know- ledge of the structure of a language , especially the Latin , is to be gained . To this end we recommend Livy . We choose a ...
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