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Amphiboly of Words | |||
"Qobar" signifies man, and | |||
the memory which deceived Saul | |||
in Amalek. "Phos" [signifies] human, and | |||
that light which deceived the worshipers | |||
of Saturnalia | of the Saturnalia. | ||
At Sienna the best Italian | |||
is spoken, and the country people | is spoken, and the country people | ||
speak as well as | speak as well as the | ||
citizens. | citizens. | ||
Words missing in: | |||
Irish - | Irish - Knave | ||
Cornish - | Cornish - | ||
Greek - silly basto pig, body verbs? | Greek - silly basto pig, body verbs? | ||
English - | English - emulous | ||
French - ? | French - ? | ||
Similar Languages | Similar Languages | ||
Spanish Portugese | Spanish Portugese | ||
English | English Scots | ||
Dutch Flemish | |||
Cornish Welsh British | Cornish Welsh British | ||
Attic Doric | |||
Hebrew | Hebrew Syriac Caldey | ||
Latin Italian | |||
Languages | Languages | ||
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? ? ? on ?./ | ? ? ? on ?./ | ||
fact and fiction? | fact and fiction? honest | ||
vocabulary the beginning / [?]: | |||
An advocate about to give legal aid. | |||
An invoked [deity] about to lend spiritual aid. | |||
A summoned [underling] about to offer service. | |||
Those of Mulaca in the East | Those of Mulaca in the East | ||
Indies | Indies made a true speech | ||
of words picked from | of words picked from diverse | ||
languages. | languages. Of Hugo the Dutch. | ||
"May we sustain" [sustineamus]. "Sow, moth, mouse" [sus, tinea, mus] | |||
Hebrews say male: | |||
Cananites [say] | Hebrews say male: mara. | ||
Cananites [say] mara male. | |||
French [say] bread white | French [say] bread white | ||
English [say] white bread. | English [say] white bread. | ||
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Venetians answer to Savoy for his | Venetians answer to Savoy for his | ||
title to Caudy Caelum Caeli | title to Caudy Caelum Caeli Two | ||
lands he has given to the sons of men. | |||
History of Savory, Folio 248./ | History of Savory, Folio 248./ | ||
A game. The principle with vowels. | A game. The principle with vowels. | ||
No word in Hebrew Greek or | No word in Hebrew, Greek, or | ||
Latin for lodestone./ | Latin for "lodestone"./ | ||
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[column 1] Amphiboly of Words "Qobar" signifies man, and the memory which deceived Saul in Amalek. "Phos" [signifies] human, and that light which deceived the worshipers of the Saturnalia.
At Sienna the best Italian is spoken, and the country people speak as well as the citizens.
Words missing in: Irish - Knave Cornish - Greek - silly basto pig, body verbs? English - emulous French - ?
Similar Languages Spanish Portugese English Scots Dutch Flemish Cornish Welsh British Attic Doric Hebrew Syriac Caldey Latin Italian
Languages Greek copious Latin Excuisite Italian Pleasant Spanish Majestic French Delicate Dutch Manly Hebrew Significant English dogged.
Sack. Hebrew island of Greece? Latin Italian, Gallic, German fluglich [flying--??]
[Column 2] Hebrew language has roots 1758 for dispraise of Greek compared to Latin, and what words this has than that. [this language is more articulate than latin, which is also superior to greek] ? ? ? on ?./
fact and fiction? honest vocabulary the beginning / [?]: An advocate about to give legal aid. An invoked [deity] about to lend spiritual aid. A summoned [underling] about to offer service.
Those of Mulaca in the East Indies made a true speech of words picked from diverse languages. Of Hugo the Dutch.
"May we sustain" [sustineamus]. "Sow, moth, mouse" [sus, tinea, mus]
Hebrews say male: mara. Cananites [say] mara male. French [say] bread white English [say] white bread.
Awareness of scientific entities Lawrence ? Horse for a Horseman
Venetians answer to Savoy for his title to Caudy Caelum Caeli Two lands he has given to the sons of men. History of Savory, Folio 248./
A game. The principle with vowels. No word in Hebrew, Greek, or Latin for "lodestone"./