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 1  2,3 |    strongly to the native Syriac tongue.~ In Egypt also, in spite
 2  4   |   dethroned in 695. His nose and tongue were cut off[4] and he was
 3  4,1 |         race who spoke their own tongue. According to one scholar, “
 4  5,3 |      such as cutting off a hand, tongue, or nose, or blinding the
 5  6,8 |      among the Egyptians, and my tongue [irrigates] their spirit …
 6  6,8 |          I was certified that my tongue has been adorned with flowers
 7  6,8 |          always attracted to his tongue;” that Michael VI “admired
 8  7,2 |   Wallachs and had adopted their tongue. “In the persons of the
 9  7,4 | different from the living spoken tongue. It was the literature of
10  7,4 |        the beauty of the classic tongue nevertheless did not neglect
11  7,4 |          specimens of the living tongue of the twelfth century.
12  7,4 |          of the ancient Hellenic tongue and used, as Krumbacher
13  8,16|          artificial school-Greek tongue. This had broken away from
14  8,16|         literary, and artificial tongue that had entirely broken
15  9,4 |       tradition and in the Greek tongue there still linger reminiscences
16  9,4 |    specialists call the Albanian tongue “a half-Romance mixed-language” (
17  9,5 |  officially equal to the Serbian tongue, for many of Dushan’s charters
18  9,18|         very close to the spoken tongue, attributed the rescue of
19  9,18|          St. Thomas speak in the tongue of St. Jean Damascene have
20  9,19|    deeper knowledge of the Greek tongue and civilization, he destroyed