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Oscan Anasaket

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

R. S. Conway
R. S. Conway
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Cardiff
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The Classical Review , Volume 8 , Issue 8 , October 1894 , pp. 348
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1894

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1 The alternative suggested is no doubt less improbable in itself, viz. that the supposed stem anasēc-, meaning ‘to dedicate,’ should have been influenced by the Oscan stems sâkro-, sčā-. But I know of no examples of the transference of a verb in a particular tense, and that tense only, from one language to another.

2 Dr. von Planta tells me there is a clear ι between the tgr; and the ε;.