Dissertations on the English Language, with Notes, Historical and Critical; / to Which is Added, by Way of Appendix, an Essay on a Reformed Mode of Spelling, With Dr. Franklin's Arguments on that Subject - Noah Webster

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1. The Ancient 2. The Ancient 3. The Ancient GAULISH. BRITISH. IRISH. | | |
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No Language fully +--1. WELSH. +--1. IRISH. derived from this is +--2. AMORICAN, +--2. ERSE, or now extant, unless it | or Bas Bretagne. | Highland Scotch. be the AMORICAN, +--3. CORNISH. +--3. MANKS, or a Language which yet the best | of the Isle of Man. authorities derive from the Ancient British, or CYMRAEG.

Specimens of the Gothic Languages.

The ancient Gothic of Ulphilas.

Atta unsar thu in himinam. 1. Veihnai namo thein. 2. Quimai thiudinassus theins. 3. Vairthai vilja theins, sue in himina, jah ana airthai. 4. Hlaif unsarana thana sinteinan gif uns himmadaga. 5. Jah aflet uns thatei sculans sijaima sua sue jah veis afletam thaim skulam unsaraim. 6. Jah ni bringais uns in fraistubnjai. 7. Ak lausei uns af thamma ubilin. Amen.

[From Chamberlayn's Oratio Dominica in diversas omnium fere Gentium Linguas versa, &c.]

The Ancient Languages derived from the Gothic.

Anglo Saxon.