Greeks, their speculations on languages, [89].
the Grammarians, [90].
reasons why the ancient Greeks never thought of learning a foreign language, [92].
first encouragement given by trade to interpreters, [93].
imaginary travels of Greek philosophers, [94] note.
the Greek use of the term Barbarian, [127].
Gregory of Nyssa, St., his defence of St. Basil, [40] note.
Grimm, on the origin of dialects in general, quoted, [60].
on the idiom of nomads, quoted, [71].
his “Teutonic Grammar,” [167].