An Essay On the Prose of John Milton
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I. Des Mots et des Sentences. ) 1 Rost. Die Orthographic der ersten Quartoausgabe von Milton's Par. Lost. Leipzig, Diss. 1892.
2 Cf. Georges. Lexicon der lat. Wortformen, s. V. Antiquus.
3 Schweizer-Sidler. Lat. Gramm. , 4. "qu ist weder ein Doppelconsonant, noch eine Silbe, sondern lautet wie c mit labialem Nachklang. " Cf. Also: Brugg- mann. Vergleichende Grammatik. II. I. 241 and 238, 84.
46 Hodges agrees on the whole with Coote (Spec. Observ. , 2, p. 1 7), yet he finds that in words like ba...ck, neck, c and k are not both needed, and that either the one letter or the other might be dropped, but "custom" will have both.
3. The Latin suffix or (Lat. Or) our (orem), old French or. It is a personal suffix. The fact that or had the same sound as er ex- plains such a spelling as: instructer (Areop. ). In Latin this ending is preceded by derivative /, which, under certain conditions, becomes s: imperator, professor. 1 C. P. B. 1 79, governours; 1 83, emperour. In old French the / was dropped, leaving a hiatus as in: empereor, sauveor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. Des Mots et des Sentences. ) 1 Rost. Die Orthographic der ersten Quartoausgabe von Milton's Par. Lost. Leipzig, Diss. 1892.
2 Cf. Georges. Lexicon der lat. Wortformen, s. V. Antiquus.
3 Schweizer-Sidler. Lat. Gramm. , 4. "qu ist weder ein Doppelconsonant, noch eine Silbe, sondern lautet wie c mit labialem Nachklang. " Cf. Also: Brugg- mann. Vergleichende Grammatik. II. I. 241 and 238, 84.
46 Hodges agrees on the whole with Coote (Spec. Observ. , 2, p. 1 7), yet he finds that in words like ba...ck, neck, c and k are not both needed, and that either the one letter or the other might be dropped, but "custom" will have both.
3. The Latin suffix or (Lat. Or) our (orem), old French or. It is a personal suffix. The fact that or had the same sound as er ex- plains such a spelling as: instructer (Areop. ). In Latin this ending is preceded by derivative /, which, under certain conditions, becomes s: imperator, professor. 1 C. P. B. 1 79, governours; 1 83, emperour. In old French the / was dropped, leaving a hiatus as in: empereor, sauveor.
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