Of the Origin and Progress of LanguageGeorg Olms Verlag, 1773 - 590 sayfa |
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Ch | 18 |
General plan of this fecond part of | 26 |
Of the noun and its threefold divifion | 36 |
Of pronouns The neceffity of invent | 43 |
Of the article and the various ufes | 53 |
Of the ufe of the article in French | 75 |
Ch | 86 |
Of rhythm in general and the divi | 301 |
Continuation of the fubject of quantity | 329 |
Introduction | 337 |
The difference betwixt the arrange | 344 |
Objection to the antient compofition | 353 |
Of the compofition of Demofthenes | 363 |
Of the compofition of fyllables into | 373 |
Of the compofition of accents in the | 379 |
Of the verb commonly fo called | 117 |
Of tenfes | 125 |
Continuation of the fame fubject | 149 |
Of the modes perfons numbers | 161 |
Of participles adjectives prepofitions | 173 |
Divifion of words into primitive | 182 |
Whether words are by nature fignifi | 194 |
воок II | 222 |
The analyfis of articulate founds into | 228 |
Of alphabetical characters That | 242 |
Of the antient accents That they | 269 |
not much different from the English | 401 |
Of the compofition of quantity and | 407 |
The conclufion of the fubject The | 420 |
Of the Chinese language The most | 426 |
Of the philofophical language invent | 440 |
That a language of art must have | 483 |
Conclufion of the ſecond part | 507 |
Diff | 513 |
Of the found of the Greek language | 543 |
Of the compofition of the antients | 555 |
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