China's Place in Philology: An Attempt to Show That the Languages of Europe And Asia Have a Common Origin
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— Semitic Eelative and European Rela- tive COMPARED WITH THE CHINESE AND TuRANIAN EttUIVALENT.
There is no good reason to doubt tlie correctness of those views by which Gesenius and other Semitic philologists were led to seek affinities between the Indo-European system and that which formed the more peculiar object of their researches. The number of common roots found in these two systems is indeed very great. Thus, among the numerals, Shad, " one," in Chaldee seems to agree with the Greek heis..., el
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— Semitic Eelative and European Rela- tive COMPARED WITH THE CHINESE AND TuRANIAN EttUIVALENT.
There is no good reason to doubt tlie correctness of those views by which Gesenius and other Semitic philologists were led to seek affinities between the Indo-European system and that which formed the more peculiar object of their researches. The number of common roots found in these two systems is indeed very great. Thus, among the numerals, Shad, " one," in Chaldee seems to agree with the Greek heis..., el
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