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... declension to which a word belongs ; and this difficulty occurs in a tenfold degree in the third declension , which is well known to be the most complicated and extensive in the Latin language : yet the Eton Grammar merely says that ...
... declension to which a word belongs ; and this difficulty occurs in a tenfold degree in the third declension , which is well known to be the most complicated and extensive in the Latin language : yet the Eton Grammar merely says that ...
Page 385
... declension , W. complicated and extens Grammar merely says ! in is , " and Lily is M. Zampt's plan is general principle rubbish which in The nomir y , o ; the co Greek origin Those in are Gree ! nines , gen 喜 4 Latin Grammar , Phrases ...
... declension , W. complicated and extens Grammar merely says ! in is , " and Lily is M. Zampt's plan is general principle rubbish which in The nomir y , o ; the co Greek origin Those in are Gree ! nines , gen 喜 4 Latin Grammar , Phrases ...
Page 388
... declensions . We have already said , in a preceding part of this article , that the subject of declensions , especially the third , is most momentous ; and that it is a stigma on our grammars that their remarks on this branch of the ...
... declensions . We have already said , in a preceding part of this article , that the subject of declensions , especially the third , is most momentous ; and that it is a stigma on our grammars that their remarks on this branch of the ...
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