...some other explanation of the new character assumed by the Latin at the time of the German conquest. This explanation is doubtless to be found in the remark...having been modified by the mixture of any foreign language.' He illustrates this position by the history of the German language, ' which not having been...

...the Latin, are synthetic languages, while the English and the French are analytic languages. " Where ives, either and or being taken affirmatively, and neither and nor have retained their form unchanged ; but where they have been abandoned to themselves, and exposed...

...the Latin, are synthetic languages, while the English and the French are analytic languages. " Where synthetic languages have at an early period been fixed...served as models, and by a regular instruction, they have retained their form unchanged ; but where they have been abandoned to themselves, and exposed...

...the Latin, are synthetic languages, while the English and the French are analytic languages. " Where synthetic languages have at an early period been fixed...served as models, and by a regular instruction, they have retained their form unchanged ; but where they have been abandoned to themselves, and exposed...

...the Latin, are synthetic languages, while the English and the French are analytic languages. " Where synthetic languages have at an early period been fixed...served as models, and by a regular instruction, they have retained their form unchanged ; but where they have been abandoned to themselves, and exposed...