On the Origin of Syntactical Description in Stoic Logic
Nodus (2000)
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| Keywords | Language and languages History Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax Stoics History Logic History Philosophy, Ancient | |||||||||
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| Call number | P106.L76 2000 | |||||||||
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