The Bee, Or, Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Tập 6James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... Languages , by Abbé Tourner , Teacher of the Italian Language in Edinburgh , Author of the Anecdotes of Pope Ganganelli . To the Editor of the Bee . F SIR , Of all the people of different nations whom I have heard either read or speak ...
... Languages , by Abbé Tourner , Teacher of the Italian Language in Edinburgh , Author of the Anecdotes of Pope Ganganelli . To the Editor of the Bee . F SIR , Of all the people of different nations whom I have heard either read or speak ...
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James Anderson. without any interruption in the Latin language from the time that Chriftianity began in Rome until the pre- fent day . This must have carried with it an uninter- rupted tradition of the pronunciation of our ancient language ...
James Anderson. without any interruption in the Latin language from the time that Chriftianity began in Rome until the pre- fent day . This must have carried with it an uninter- rupted tradition of the pronunciation of our ancient language ...
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... language by the prefent natives of Greece , and particularly the Athenians . The liturgy of the Greek church has like- wife been from the first days of Chriftianity to the pre- fent times , without any interruption in the ancient lan ...
... language by the prefent natives of Greece , and particularly the Athenians . The liturgy of the Greek church has like- wife been from the first days of Chriftianity to the pre- fent times , without any interruption in the ancient lan ...
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