- phenomenon. Xenophon, the
author of the Oeconomicus, is
credited by
philologues for
being the
source of the word economy.
Joseph Schumpeter described...
- Francisco. Pere
Riutort Mestre ( 1935–2021),
Majorcan priest, pedagogue,
philologue, and
liturgist Muni****l
Register of
Spain 2018.
National Statistics Institute...
- 1766 - Debrecen, 14 July 1841) was a
Hungarian Protestant theologian and
philologue. His
family was
noble and his uncle,
Budai Ferenc (1760-1802), was also...
- [[:fr:Paul
Meyer (
philologue)]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
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-
inserted them in a vast
compilation in 24 volumes,
which he
called Le
Philologue,
containing a m**** of ill-digested
notes on Gr**** grammar, geography,...
- (15 June 1641, in
Dijon – 15
October 1728) was a
French lawyer, poet,
philologue and critic,
known chiefly for his
carol Noei
borguignon (Borguignon Christmas)...
- have
swollen ch****s.[citation needed] Alan
Botrel -
Breton writer and
philologue Théodore
Botrel -
Breton singer-songwriter, poet and
playwright Yannick...
- 2024-09-23. Jean
Baumgarten in La
question du judéo-français vue par les
philologues allemands et français,
citing M. Bannitt; cf
bibliographie Edzard, Alexandra...
-
source for the
social and
intellectual history of
classical Athens. Some
philologues see the work as the
source of the word "economy".
Beyond the emphasis...
- une
grammaire grecque vulgaire et
schype qui
pourrait être
utile aux
philologues", but
chose not to
publish it in his
travel narratives.
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