Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 47W. Blackwood., 1840 - England |
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Page 74
... Goth it had already extended its teaching , and before their inroads had prepared them to be the future con- querors of Rome . At a time when some desperate politicians of that city were debating whether the only means of securing the ...
... Goth it had already extended its teaching , and before their inroads had prepared them to be the future con- querors of Rome . At a time when some desperate politicians of that city were debating whether the only means of securing the ...
Page 154
... Gothic cousins in believing that whatever is not in nature must be a proof of fancy is much the same as the very common one among some of our youthful bards of considering that whatever is not prose must be poetry . A ring tha makes its ...
... Gothic cousins in believing that whatever is not in nature must be a proof of fancy is much the same as the very common one among some of our youthful bards of considering that whatever is not prose must be poetry . A ring tha makes its ...
Page 200
... Gothic , or , as it has been laxly called , the Mœso - Gothic , the parent or the eldest sister of the Teutonic family , that venerable and , to us , invaluable language into which the Scriptures were translated by Ulphilas in the 4th ...
... Gothic , or , as it has been laxly called , the Mœso - Gothic , the parent or the eldest sister of the Teutonic family , that venerable and , to us , invaluable language into which the Scriptures were translated by Ulphilas in the 4th ...
Page 202
... Gothic . O. High - Germ . A. Saxon . air ir , ēr eor Icelandic . iar aur ur , or or or ai ei , ê â ei au au , ou , o eâ au The relation of the vowels in the inflexion of words is an important practical branch of the present sub- ject ...
... Gothic . O. High - Germ . A. Saxon . air ir , ēr eor Icelandic . iar aur ur , or or or ai ei , ê â ei au au , ou , o eâ au The relation of the vowels in the inflexion of words is an important practical branch of the present sub- ject ...
Page 203
... Gothic proto- types present a remarkable model of clearness and precision , not surpassed in any other language ; and , by the aid of the comparative rules established in the transition of vowels , afford a solution to all the anomalies ...
... Gothic proto- types present a remarkable model of clearness and precision , not surpassed in any other language ; and , by the aid of the comparative rules established in the transition of vowels , afford a solution to all the anomalies ...
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Affghanistan Agolanti appears Aubrey beauty British called Casuistry character Chartists cheeta Christian Coleridge colour Cosm dark Deerbrook Don Manuel door doubt earth empire English entered Essenes eyes Faust fear feel Gammon Ginevra give Goethe Goth Gothic Government Greek Greek tragedy Grimm's law hand head hear heart heaven Herat honour hope human India Josephus judicial combat king land language light look Lord means ment mind Miss moral nations nature never night o'er once opium original passed passion peace perhaps Persia present racter reader rhyme round scene Schelling seems seen servant sion soul spirit stand supposed Tag-rag Teutonic Teutonic languages thee thing thou thought tiger tion Titian Titmouse translation truth turned voice whole Wolfgang Menzel words Yatton