 | John Horne Tooke - 1798 - 554 páginas
...etymology of thefe words require a degree of knowledge in all the antient northern languages, and a fkill in the application of that knowledge, which I am very far from affuming : and, though I am almoft almoft perfuaded by fome of my own conjeflures con. cerning them... | |
 | John Horne Tooke - 1798 - 566 páginas
...etymology of thefe words require a degree of knowledge in all the antient northern languages, and a (kill in the application of that knowledge, which I am very far from afluming: and, though I am almoft perfuaded by fonie of my own conjectures concerning them *, I am... | |
 | Johann Gottfried Herder - 1799 - 670 páginas
...etymology of thefe Words require a dtgree of knowledge in all the ancient northern languages, and a (kill In the application of that knowledge, which I am very far from afluming. Cljnt 9(n* maafiang defer Jtcnntnlg unb ©ci*irf liife it bite id) biC|V Crplanation devant... | |
 | Philip Withers - 1822 - 414 páginas
...The Expjanation and Etymology of these Words " require a Degree of Knowledge in all the ancient and " NORTHERN Languages, and a Skill in the Application...that Knowledge which I am very far from assuming." Amusements of Purley. that, if you hope to accomplish what Mr. Tooke has declined, you must, according... | |
 | John Horne Tooke - 1829 - 550 páginas
...myself. The explanation and etymology of these words require a degree of knowledge in all the antient northern languages, and a skill in the application...that knowledge, which I am very far from assuming : and, though I am almost persuaded by some of my own conjectures concerning them*, I am not willing,... | |
 | John Horne Tooke - 1857 - 812 páginas
...myself. The explanation and etymology of these words require a degree of knowledge in all the antient northern languages, and a skill in the application...that knowledge, which I am very far from assuming : and, though I am almost persuaded by some of my own conjectures concerning them,1 I am not willing,... | |
 | Hans Henrich Hock - 1997 - 404 páginas
...etymology of these words [in; out; on; off; and; at] all require a degree of knowledge in all the antient northern languages, and a skill in the application...that knowledge, which I am very far from assuming' (II: 456). His Socratic partners do not have the presence of mind (or are not created with the ability)... | |
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Pape, mais je ne sais, comment les justifier devant le Diable. The explanation and etymology of these words require a degree of knowledge in all the ancient northern languages, and a skill in the application of that knowledge, which I am very far from... 