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Date: 2008-12-21 08:27:40
Ancient languages
Latin
Romance languages
Spanish pronouns
Romansh language
Languages of Europe
Language
Latino-Faliscan languages
Latin language
Linguistics

Maria SELIG,Die Entwicklung der Nominaldeterminanten 26), TiibingenNarr), XX und 238 S. im Spatlatein (ScriptOralia, The development of the Latin pronouns ille and ipse into definite articles in the Romance

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