- of the Sanscrit, Zend, Gr****, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German, and
Sclavonic Languages.
Madden and Malcolm. p. 398. Monier-Williams,
Leumann & Cappeller...
- and
carried papal letters for
Bishop Methodius,
forbidding the use of
Sclavonic in the M****.
Philippus Jaffé and S. Lowenfeld, pp. 379-380, nos. 2976-2978...
- in "Syrian, Ethiopic, Armenian, Sahidic, Mephitic, Gothic, Georgian,
Sclavonic [sic], Anglo-Saxon, Arabic, and Persian." By this means, then,
Malan was...
- of the Sanskrit, Zend, Gr****, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German, and
Sclavonic languages),
whose first volume was
published in 1833, "lent tremendous...
