The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 48
... Greek called every one else , who spoke another tongue , a barbarian , which , like Berber , is an onomatopoeic word , denoting one who utters unintelligible sounds like ' bar , ' ́ bar , ' such as we denomi- nate jabber or gibberish ...
... Greek called every one else , who spoke another tongue , a barbarian , which , like Berber , is an onomatopoeic word , denoting one who utters unintelligible sounds like ' bar , ' ́ bar , ' such as we denomi- nate jabber or gibberish ...
Page 65
... Greek of to - day who is not a member of the society for encouraging the written employment of Romaic * has invented for the use of his pen a regular vocabulary of words , even for ordinary household things , which his tongue has never ...
... Greek of to - day who is not a member of the society for encouraging the written employment of Romaic * has invented for the use of his pen a regular vocabulary of words , even for ordinary household things , which his tongue has never ...
Page 69
... Greek to stifle it beneath their stilted and unnatural Hellenic , so has the undiluted Turkish - concise , forcible ... Greek brigands who assumed a prominent political rôle as open rebels against the Ottoman Government in the ...
... Greek to stifle it beneath their stilted and unnatural Hellenic , so has the undiluted Turkish - concise , forcible ... Greek brigands who assumed a prominent political rôle as open rebels against the Ottoman Government in the ...
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