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Linguistica Neerlandica: A Dutch Translation of the Port-Royal Grammar
An International Bicentenary of the Asiatic Society in 1984
A Forgotten Ninetheenth-Century Amharic Grammar
Hugo Schuchardt Symposium
University of Graz, Austria, 1–3 Dec. 1977

Jan Noordegraaf, Garland Cannon, Jack Fellman and Wolfgang Viereck
Vrije Universiteit te Amsterdam | Texas A&M University | Bar-Ilan University | Universität Graz
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