The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 3
The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 3
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Other sources of information must be consulted to account for their present usage : a Grecian custom will explain comic ; an historical fact in the progress of Christianity has affixed to pagan its present meaning ; and the national abhorrence of slavery has determined the usage of villain, as of knave ; while the term rustic, p See Dr. Campbell's Prelim. Dissert, to the Translation of the Gospels.
VOL. II. H 74 ETYMOLOGY.
having alone suffered by none of those moral influences, alone retains i...ts true and etymological signification.
In the application, therefore, of etymology to any language, we must consider everything re- lating to the history of those who speak it, as a necessary part of our study. And the principle on which this rule is founded, is exceedingly simple and decisive : we are hereby enabled to put ourselves in the same situation with those who first imposed the name, and are in a degree actuated by the same impulses, which subse- quently applied to it a different signification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Other sources of information must be consulted to account for their present usage : a Grecian custom will explain comic ; an historical fact in the progress of Christianity has affixed to pagan its present meaning ; and the national abhorrence of slavery has determined the usage of villain, as of knave ; while the term rustic, p See Dr. Campbell's Prelim. Dissert, to the Translation of the Gospels.
VOL. II. H 74 ETYMOLOGY.
having alone suffered by none of those moral influences, alone retains i...ts true and etymological signification.
In the application, therefore, of etymology to any language, we must consider everything re- lating to the history of those who speak it, as a necessary part of our study. And the principle on which this rule is founded, is exceedingly simple and decisive : we are hereby enabled to put ourselves in the same situation with those who first imposed the name, and are in a degree actuated by the same impulses, which subse- quently applied to it a different signification.
What to read after The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Howell to read onlineMoreLess
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