They waited curiously while the ship slowly receded from sight, trailing a philologic wake of insult behind it. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Romanti - cism contributes importantly to this change, first by stimulating philologic research, and next by revealing its own assumptions as vulnerable to philological criti - cism. ❋ BURTON FELDMAN (1968)
From 1810, the philologic-historical approach begins its rise to dominance, again first in Germany. ❋ BURTON FELDMAN (1968)
Heyne's is perhaps the first important scholarly effort to separate myth from poetry on a rigorous philologic basis. ❋ BURTON FELDMAN (1968)
This is the best thing philosophic and philologic unbelief has to offer, the most rational account it has to give in the year 1864. ❋ Various (N/A)
For this reason I am not at all anxious to take sides in the struggle between the followers of the classical philologic-historical education and the education more devoted to natural science. ❋ Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955 (1950)
Had preparation in question depended for its motive merely on considerations of the texts 'philologic interest or value it would, to speak frankly, never have been undertaken. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
Not much of it, outside of his philologic studies, deserves to be called literary, and even they often fall below the mark on account of the simplicity of his views, and especially on account of his prolixity and his awkward diction and style. ❋ Nahum Slouschz (1919)
He himself wrote a treatise on mathematics, and philologic research was a favorite occupation with him. ❋ Nahum Slouschz (1919)
Father McGuckin was in charge until 1882 and was succeeded by Fr. A.G. Morice, noted for his ethnologic and philologic contributions, including the invention of the Dene Indian syllabary. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
The Iroquois languages have been the subject of much study by missionaries and others, and have an abundant literature, philologic, religious, and general. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
In the employment of this method the literary, grammatical, philologic, and historical aspect is perforce neglected. ❋ Liber, Maurice (1906)
The great theologic-philologic chorus was steadily maintained, and, as in a responsive chant, its doctrines were echoed from land to land. ❋ Unknown (1896)
Having once grappled with her theme, she wrestled as obstinately as Jacob for the blessing of a successful solution, and in order to popularize a subject bristling with recondite archaisms and philologic problems, she cast it in the mould of fiction. ❋ Unknown (1872)
In the study of higher philosophies, having learned that lower philosophies often exist side by side with them, we might legitimately conclude that a philosophy based upon animal gods had existed previous to the development of physitheism; and philologic research, leads to the same conclusion. ❋ John Wesley Powell (1868)
The literary philhellenism of the present age, and especially its philologic tendency is fast hunting the classic spectres of the heroic times into primeval shade. ❋ Augusta Jane (1864)
A major result in part is to make all myth the preserve of special philologic disciplines: the first Sanskrit chair is founded in 1814 in the Collège de France, Franz Bopp's comparative grammar appears in 1833-52, and Eugène Burnouf advances Persian (Avestan) and Buddhist study (1832; ❋ BURTON FELDMAN (1968)
Pococke's "India in Greece,") or, to take a philologic example, speculations suggestive of thought, it may be, but too insecurely based on positive data, (as in Rapp's "Physiologie der Sprache,") we shall vainly seek for such originality in Mr. Müller's Lectures. ❋ Various (N/A)
