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... LANGUAGE . AND FOR UNDERSTANDING THE GREEK WRITERS . Translated from the French of the MESSIEURS DE PORT ROYAL , BY THOMAS NUGENT , LL . D. A NEW EDITION , CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED . LONDON : PRINTED FOR F. WINGRAVE , IN THE ...
... LANGUAGE . AND FOR UNDERSTANDING THE GREEK WRITERS . Translated from the French of the MESSIEURS DE PORT ROYAL , BY THOMAS NUGENT , LL . D. A NEW EDITION , CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED . LONDON : PRINTED FOR F. WINGRAVE , IN THE ...
Σελίδα iv
... language , such puerile versification hath been judged improper : With the revisal of this work I finish my translations of all the grammatical pieces of Messieurs de Port Royal * ; a task , I own , of more labour than reputation ; yet ...
... language , such puerile versification hath been judged improper : With the revisal of this work I finish my translations of all the grammatical pieces of Messieurs de Port Royal * ; a task , I own , of more labour than reputation ; yet ...
Σελίδα v
... Language . 1. Of the ancients , that have treated of the Greek tongue ; and of the difference between learning a living and a dead language . I The PRESENT thee at length , dear reader , with my New Method of learning Greek , which ...
... Language . 1. Of the ancients , that have treated of the Greek tongue ; and of the difference between learning a living and a dead language . I The PRESENT thee at length , dear reader , with my New Method of learning Greek , which ...
Σελίδα vi
... language : and never are grammars less perfect , than when the language is most so ; because , in this case , use supplies every deficiency of art . Thus we see , that the Romans had no better method of perfecting themselves in this ...
... language : and never are grammars less perfect , than when the language is most so ; because , in this case , use supplies every deficiency of art . Thus we see , that the Romans had no better method of perfecting themselves in this ...
Σελίδα vii
... language revived , after having lost all knowledge of it such a vast number of years ; and for this she was indebted to several great men , who re- sorted thither to shew their literature . Gregory , native of Tifernum in Italy , one of ...
... language revived , after having lost all knowledge of it such a vast number of years ; and for this she was indebted to several great men , who re- sorted thither to shew their literature . Gregory , native of Tifernum in Italy , one of ...
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Σελίδα 401 - But foolish and unlearned questions avoid, knowing that they do gender strifes ; and the servant of the Lord must not strive, but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient, in meekness instructing those that oppose themselves ; if God peradventure will give them repentance to the acknowledging of the truth...
Σελίδα 22 - A synopsis is usually more connected than an outline since it is likely to be given in complete sentences. Syzygy: In classical PROSODY, a term used to designate two coupled feet serving as a unit. As used by Sidney Lanier and later...
Σελίδα 332 - ... every rebellion in this distant country, and means are given, as I think, for the destruction of religion, for the children of this world are more prudent than the children of light. Before truth can reach Rome deceit and falsehood have already occupied the ground, and because they are supported by the testimony of faithless men, they find credit and advocates, my declarations being neglected because they are not upheld by the number and...
Σελίδα xxxix - London, 1808. [li. 6. 36.] The Primitives of the Greek Tongue, containing a Complete Collection of all the Roots or Primitive Words, together with the most considerable Derivatives of the Greek Language. Translated from the French of Messieurs De Port Royal. By Thomas Nugent.
Σελίδα 423 - ... it, and facilitate it to strangers. Wherefore the ancient Greeks, to whom it was natural, never used them, as is demonstrated from Aristotle, old inscriptions, and ancient medals. It is not an easy matter to tell, what time the practice of writing these accents first prevailed, though it is probable not till after the Romans began to be more curious of learning the Greek tongue, and to send their children to study at Athens, that is, about or a little before the time of Cicero. Accents, by the...