The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 65
... Persian . It is true that when these Arabic and Persian words passed into the Turkish language they came under the rules of Turkish grammar and were governed by Turkish inflexions , Turkish declensions , Turkish suffixes and Turkish ...
... Persian . It is true that when these Arabic and Persian words passed into the Turkish language they came under the rules of Turkish grammar and were governed by Turkish inflexions , Turkish declensions , Turkish suffixes and Turkish ...
Page 67
... Persian but to the legacy of the Byzantines , who bequeathed to their successors in Constantinople , with other characteristics , the heritage of the inflated phraseology of the Imperial Chrysobulls . It seemed natural to those in whose ...
... Persian but to the legacy of the Byzantines , who bequeathed to their successors in Constantinople , with other characteristics , the heritage of the inflated phraseology of the Imperial Chrysobulls . It seemed natural to those in whose ...
Page 70
... Persian and Arabic accretions will not sound unduly archaic in the ears of his people . For tunately , too , for his purpose he has an ample stock upon which to draw . Early in the present century there was discovered , and was printed ...
... Persian and Arabic accretions will not sound unduly archaic in the ears of his people . For tunately , too , for his purpose he has an ample stock upon which to draw . Early in the present century there was discovered , and was printed ...
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