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The Classical Review , Volume 4 , Issue 4 , April 1890 , pp. 182 - 184
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page 182 note 1 Suggested by Heyne, : Kinkel, Ep. Grace. Fr. p. 17.Google Scholar

page 183 note 1 Or for then the ρ was dropped owing to ρ following close upon it in forms like , cp. for etd, Brug. Curt. Stud. ix. 272. , if it stood alone, might well come from : uen-ter, as suggested by Feist Goth. Etym p. 89.

page 183 note 1 It should not be forgotten that has been compared with Eng. ash. But the coincidence of the Avestic word has not been noticed before, and should hardly be left out of account.