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Brugmann's Shout Comparative Grammar - Brugmann's Short Comparative Grammar. Parts 2 and 3. 7s. and 4s.: the whole (three parts) 18s. (bound 21s.). 8vo. Pp. xxviii, 777. Karl J. Trübner : Strassburg, 1904.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

R. S. Conway
R. S. Conway
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Manchester
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The Classical Review , Volume 18 , Issue 8 , November 1904 , pp. 412 - 414
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1904

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1 “Ein Satz ist eine modulatorisch abgeschlossene Lautung, wodurch der Hörende veranlasst wird, eine vom Sprechenden als richtig anerkennbare relativ abgeschlossene apperzeptlve (beziehende) Gliederung eines Bedeutungsthatbestandes zu versuchen.”

2 Brugmann does not, I think, explain the meaning ‘and’ But this use is equally derivable from the original meaning ‘anyhow, certainly’; thence to ‘indeed,’ ‘furthermore,’ ‘next,’ ‘and.’ Cf. Osc.enim ‘and’ = Lat. enim.