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Page 71
... Italy , France , and Spain , two gender : only have been admitted ; all their
neuter nouns have been made either masculine or feminine , and two genders
have been aliotted to tlieir adjectives , suited to the classification of their
substantives .
... Italy , France , and Spain , two gender : only have been admitted ; all their
neuter nouns have been made either masculine or feminine , and two genders
have been aliotted to tlieir adjectives , suited to the classification of their
substantives .
Page 72
The Greek , the French , the Italian , and the Spanish , possess only the definite
article . The Greeks , indeed , supplied the place of the indefinite article , by the
absence of the definite ; The Italians , the Spaniards , and the French , by the ...
The Greek , the French , the Italian , and the Spanish , possess only the definite
article . The Greeks , indeed , supplied the place of the indefinite article , by the
absence of the definite ; The Italians , the Spaniards , and the French , by the ...
Page 246
In continuing to trace the origin of Gothic architecture , the author thus proceeds :
• It is worthy remark , that in Italy the Gothick is ... Yet the baptistery at Pisa , built
by Diati Salvi în 1952 , exhibits a style called by the Italian architects , " 11 Arabo
...
In continuing to trace the origin of Gothic architecture , the author thus proceeds :
• It is worthy remark , that in Italy the Gothick is ... Yet the baptistery at Pisa , built
by Diati Salvi în 1952 , exhibits a style called by the Italian architects , " 11 Arabo
...
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