Comparative philology of the old and new worlds in relation to archaic speech. Accompanied by copious vocabularies, etc.. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Comparative philology of the old and new worlds in relation to archaic speech. Accompanied by copious vocabularies, etc.

lxxii, [1], 355 p.; 29 cm. Contents: Preface -- Introduction -- Part I. Vocabularies, for Egyptian, Accadian, Chinese, African and American words; interchangeable letters; Accado-Chinese agreements -- II. Aryan, Semitic, African and American; analogies: Chinese and English verbal, Chinese and American, Basque and Gaelic, ancient Mexican and Aryan, Aryan and Egyptian; Accadian, Chinese and Egyptian ba and pa sounds; Egyptian ankh words; general words for horse, ass; Greek and Latin accordances, with Chinese and Mongol (Edkins) -- III. Turanian, Ugro-Altaic, East Tartar (Mongol), African and American (Accadian and Egyptian, etc.); analogies for Asiatic, Turanian and Egyptian; Esthonian and American conparisons -- IV. Libyan and Berber, Basque, Caucasian, American and sundry -- V. Indo-Chinese (E. Himalaic), Tibetan (W. Himalaic), aboriginal Chinese, African and sundry -- VI. Dravidian, Malay, Oceanic, Polynesian, Papuan and Australian, African and American -- Appendices i-lvi: comparative tables, etc., for special words and their cognates, i. Polynesian grammar, examples of N. and C. American grammar; ii. Algonkin grammar; iii. (Tinneh ditto), affinities between Othomi and Chinese; iv. plural formations, new and old worlds; v. instances of similar words having similar meanings for North, central and South America; vi. a general list of American words for water; vii. sundry agreements for Aryan and Central America (Hyde Clarke); viii. and liii. American calendar and zodiacal signs [etc., etc.] Near fine royal 8vo olive cloth. School bookplate, o/w unmarked. …