Lectures on the Science of Language

by F. Max Müller

Auramazda, of the cuneiform inscriptions, [207]. See [Ormuzd].

Auxentius on Ulfilas, [181-186] note.

Baber, his Indian empire, [299].

Babylonia, literature of, [278].

probability of the recovery of, from the cuneiform inscriptions, [278].

Barabas tribe, in the steppes between the Irtish and the Ob, [304].

Barbarians, the, of the Greeks, [91].

seemed to have possessed greater facility for acquiring languages than either Greeks or Romans, [94].

the term Barbarian as used by the Greeks and Romans, [127].

unfortunate influence of the term, [127].