phyrefly
March 16th, 2004, 06:33 PM
Dipping the Shamrock,
''To forbid wholly the reading of the pagan authors,' says Gratian, 'is to weaken and cloud the intellect.''
(Waddell, op. cit. xviii)
'The existent, abandoned in the midst of being, is perfectly exposed.'
(Georgio Agamben, The Coming Community)
The crazy lady sweeps at her driveway, from the other side of health. And I (should likely) resent that about as much as I resent the fact that birds fly. After all, ex-musicians, epidemiologists, younguns, etc,. need gigs too.
Udehe words: kesi, zuge, gebu, toko, uga, keji, unugu, uni, baita, xu(n), amta, nangda, obo, koli, due, bono, colo, pei, meje, muda, monto, kakt'a(n), agda, age se:. eke.
(Nikolaeva, A Grammar of Udehe)
Japanese cognates in order: un, fuun, meiyo, yume-miru, oto, koe, byoki, itami, ketten, kagu, aji, on, wakemae, horitsu, katachi, iro, kukan, bubun, haji, baai, en, hambun, sukima, shurui, jikan.
(M. Takahashi, Romanized Japanese-English Dictionary)
Regards,
Phyrefly
''To forbid wholly the reading of the pagan authors,' says Gratian, 'is to weaken and cloud the intellect.''
(Waddell, op. cit. xviii)
'The existent, abandoned in the midst of being, is perfectly exposed.'
(Georgio Agamben, The Coming Community)
The crazy lady sweeps at her driveway, from the other side of health. And I (should likely) resent that about as much as I resent the fact that birds fly. After all, ex-musicians, epidemiologists, younguns, etc,. need gigs too.
Udehe words: kesi, zuge, gebu, toko, uga, keji, unugu, uni, baita, xu(n), amta, nangda, obo, koli, due, bono, colo, pei, meje, muda, monto, kakt'a(n), agda, age se:. eke.
(Nikolaeva, A Grammar of Udehe)
Japanese cognates in order: un, fuun, meiyo, yume-miru, oto, koe, byoki, itami, ketten, kagu, aji, on, wakemae, horitsu, katachi, iro, kukan, bubun, haji, baai, en, hambun, sukima, shurui, jikan.
(M. Takahashi, Romanized Japanese-English Dictionary)
Regards,
Phyrefly