Philological essays
By: T. Hewitt Key ...
Publisher: Bell & Daldy
Published: 1868
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: Greek language -- Particles; Latin language -- Particles; Greek language -- Etymology; Latin language -- Etymology; Indo-European philology
Notes: "The following papers are in part now published for the first time, in part reprinted from the 'Transactions of the Philological society,' but with many changes or additions."--Pref.
The preface contains a list of philological papers published by the author.
Table of contents: title: On the representatives of ana in allied languages.; title: On the prepositions eni, in, and related words.; title: On the Latin prepositions re and pro.; title: On the German prefix ver and allied forms.; title: Post and after the same word.; title: On the so-called 'alpha privative.'; title: The Latin et, que, atque (ac), and the Greek kai, te, all of one origin.; title: On the Latin particles aut, an, nĕ.; title: On plural forms in Latin with a singular meaning, and especially on Virgil's use of menta.; title: Excrescent consonants.; title: On false division of suffixes.; title: Qvaeritvr: The Sanskrit language as the basis of linguistic science; and the labours of the German school in that field; title: are they not over-valued? First part.; title: Qvaeritvr. Second part.; title: Postscript to Qvaeritvr.