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Page 172
... language in every part of anatomy , since he attempts only to supply the deficiences of the old ; and where he can , with propriety , retain terms of general and esta- blished import , it is not his wish to set them aside . The object ...
... language in every part of anatomy , since he attempts only to supply the deficiences of the old ; and where he can , with propriety , retain terms of general and esta- blished import , it is not his wish to set them aside . The object ...
Page 196
... language of the natives , and out of this mixture arose a new language , the Hindoostance , like a modern superstructure on an ancient foundation . By degrees it assumed its present appearance and estimation ; and the court of Dihlee ...
... language of the natives , and out of this mixture arose a new language , the Hindoostance , like a modern superstructure on an ancient foundation . By degrees it assumed its present appearance and estimation ; and the court of Dihlee ...
Page 197
... language is divisible into three distinct dialects : In the first , or pristine dialect , there is a smaller admixture of foreign words ; hence this is more nearly related to the original dialects of the country . In the second , or ...
... language is divisible into three distinct dialects : In the first , or pristine dialect , there is a smaller admixture of foreign words ; hence this is more nearly related to the original dialects of the country . In the second , or ...
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Bells Anatomy of the Body Vol III | 11 |
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et Catbolica Institutio | 32 |
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