[158] Bunsen, III., p. 274.
[159] Bunsen, III., p. 53.
[160] Ibid, 270.
[161] In his “Comparative Grammar of the Drâvidian or South-Indian Family of Languages.”
[162] The fiercest of them all is contained not in the Journal, but in a pamphlet which was distributed to members of the Society.
[163] Dr. Paul De Lagarde, for instance, has the reputation of knowing above twenty languages.
[164] Christianity and Mankind, III., 271.
[165] Knight’s Cyclopædia of Biography, I. 450-3.
[166] Cancellieri, Sugli Uomini di gran Memoria, e sugli Uomini smemorati, p. 50-1.
[167] Life of James Crichton of Cluny, commonly called “the Admirable Crichton.” Edinburgh, 1819.