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 1  2,2 |        extent that he was afterwards spoken of as a pupil of Libanius.
 2  2,4 |          rights as the language most spoken and understood in the eastern
 3  2,5 |           after all, the most widely spoken language in the eastern
 4  3,5 |          native language, but in the spoken Greek, in order that it
 5  3,15|         influence in Greece had been spoken of before his time, though
 6  3,16|      considerable one written in the spoken Greek language, that vulgate
 7  4,4 |             influence of the popular spoken language.[99]~ In the field
 8  7,3 |             king.” “There French was spoken as well as in Paris.” About
 9  7,4 |            different from the living spoken tongue. It was the literature
10  7,4 |              not neglect the popular spoken language of their time and
11  7,4 | diametrically opposed to the popular spoken language which was used
12  7,4 |         brothers Tzetzae” were often spoken of as if both brothers were
13  7,4 |              and had recourse to the spoken Greek of the twelfth century,
14  8,16|             had broken away from the spoken language, which was not
15  8,16|         broken away from the popular spoken language. But there are
16  8,16|            century of the use of the spoken language and popular poetical
17  8,16|        poetical works written in the spoken language and presenting
18  9,7 |           may the words of Jeremy be spoken unto thee: ‘Princess among
19  9,18|           language very close to the spoken tongue, attributed the rescue
20  9,18|          wrote “in slightly polished spoken Greek”[354] a history from
21  9,18|              documents written m the spoken language of the Palaeologian
22  9,18|    interesting specimen of the Greek spoken language of the time, which