On the Temporal Augment, in Sanskrit and Greek: By John Davies...
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In "On The Temporal Augment, In Sanskrit And Greek," John Davies delves into a detailed linguistic analysis of the temporal augment as it appears in both Sanskrit and Greek languages. This scholarly work offers insights into the comparative grammar of Indo-European languages, focusing specifically on the formation and usage of the augment, a prefix used to indicate past tense. Davies meticulously explores the nuances of this grammatical feature, providing valuable information for linguists and students of classical languages. This book remains relevant for those interested in the historical development and relationships between ancient languages.
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