Spoon and sparrow, spendein and Psar, fundere and passer ; or, English roots in the Greek, Latin, and Hebrew |
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affinity agls akin ancient anglosaxon appears arabic belongs Bopp Chaucer compared compound connected connexion consonants danish dative declension dental derivatives digamma doubt dutch Edda engl equivalent erse examples Festus friesic gaelic Gawin Gawin Douglas genitive germ german gives glossaries greek Grimm guttural hebrew Heliand Hence Hesychios homeric Hwon initial INLAUT irish keltic Kilian Kyng labial languages latin letters lost masc means mœsog mosog mosogothic neut neuter norse notion numeral old english older origin Owl and Nightingale participle passive perhaps Piers Ploughman plural probably pronoun quod radical radix rejected retained root sanskr sanskrit saxon seems semitic semitic languages sense shew sibilate form signifies subst substantive suppose swed syllable termination teutonic tion tongue translates Tusser Twegen Venter verb vowel welsh Werwolf whence William of Shoreham word Ywaine Ywaine and Gawin þat δὲ καὶ
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Стр. 65 - Quinieo ego ipse, cum scirem ita maiores locutos esse, ut nusquam nisi in vocali aspiratione uterentur, loquebar sic, ut pulcros, Cetegos, triumpos, Cartaginem dicerem; aliquando, idque sero, convicio aurium cum extorta mihi veritas esset, usum loquendi populo concessi, scientiam mihi reservavi. Orcivios tarnen et Matones, Otones, Caepiones, sepulcra, coronas, lacrimas dicimus, quia per aurium iudicium licet.
Стр. 311 - Who, finely clothed in a robe of white, Feeds full the wanton eye with May's delight ; Yet for the bravery that she is in, Doth neither handle card nor wheel to spin, Nor changeth robes but twice, is never seen In other colours than in white or green. Learn then content, young shepherd, from this tree, Whose greatest wealth is Nature's livery, And richest ingots never toil to find, Nor care for poverty, but of the mind.
Стр. 153 - Papirium quemquam umquam nisi plebeium fuisse? fuerunt enim patricii minorum gentium, quorum princeps L. Papirius Mugillanus, qui censor cum L. Sempronio Atratino fuit, cum ante consul cum eodem fuisset, annis post Romam 5 conditam CCCXII ; sed tum Papisii dicebamini.
Стр. 81 - I kan noght parfitly my pater-noster, As the preest it syngeth, But I kan rymes of Robyn Hood, And Randolf erl of Chestre.
Стр. 151 - Yokes, forks, and such other, let bailiff spy out, and gather the same, as he walketh about; And after, at leisure, let this be his hire, to beath them and trim them, at home by the fier.
Стр. 77 - Al the route of ratons to this reson assented; Ac tho the belle was ybrought and on the beighe hanged Ther ne was raton in al the route, for al the reaume of France, That dorste have bounden the belle aboute the cattes nekke, Ne hangen it aboute his hals al Engelond to wynne, [Ac] helden hem unhardy and hir counseil feble, And leten hire laboure lost and al hire longe studie.
Стр. 203 - My men were clothed all in green, And they did ever wait on thee ; All this was gallant to be seen, And yet thou wouldst not love me.
Стр. 132 - And farewell all that ever there is : Therewith Fortune said, checke here, And mate in the mid point of the checkere, With a paune errant, alas, Full craftier to play she was Than...
Стр. 101 - Yes, God wot, John, I here him every del. This passeth forth ; what wol ye bet than wel ? Fro day to day this joly Absolon So loveth hire, that him is wo-begon. He waketh all the night, and all the day, He kembeth his lockes brode, and made him gay. He woeth hire by menes and brocage, And swore he wolde ben hire owen page.
Стр. 33 - For hire love y carke ant care, For hire love y droupne ant dare, For hire love my blisse is bare, ant al ich waxe won ; For hire love in slep y slake, For hire love al nyht ich wake, For hire love mournyng y make more then eny mon.