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| ὠκύπτερος | Greek, usually in references to word derivation |
| ĀĒĪŌŪ āēīōūȳ | letters with macron or “long” mark |
| ĂĬŎŬ ăĕĭŏŭ | letters with breve or “short” mark |
| √ ∴ | “root” and “therefore” symbols |
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[Shorter Table of Contents]
[List of Passages for Translation]
[Appendices]
[Index]