The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 6James Anderson Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs, 1791 |
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... Italian language , beautiful as it is at present , owes its origin to a mixture of the Latin that was spoken by the common people of Italy , intermixed with the languages of the northern nations that invaded it , and therefore the very ...
... Italian language , beautiful as it is at present , owes its origin to a mixture of the Latin that was spoken by the common people of Italy , intermixed with the languages of the northern nations that invaded it , and therefore the very ...
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... Italian language had affumed confiftency , that the laws not only in Rome , but over all Italy , were enacted in Latin , and the courts of jus . tice issued their decisions in Latin ; which custom in Rome is continued to this day ...
... Italian language had affumed confiftency , that the laws not only in Rome , but over all Italy , were enacted in Latin , and the courts of jus . tice issued their decisions in Latin ; which custom in Rome is continued to this day ...
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... Italy to recover it ? I do not believe the Germans ever boast of it , and as for the Italians , we do not hesitate a moment to avow that we received our manner of pronouncing the Greek language , from those fame Greeks , who after the ...
... Italy to recover it ? I do not believe the Germans ever boast of it , and as for the Italians , we do not hesitate a moment to avow that we received our manner of pronouncing the Greek language , from those fame Greeks , who after the ...
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