Phylogenetic comparative philology here yields a strong support to phylogenetic comparative zoology.

Another point connected with the comparative philology of Australia is the peculiarity of its phonetic system.

The evidence on which we build is imperfect, and always will be imperfect; just as in comparative philology.

In the way of comparative philology the most important part of the Grammar of the Australian languages is, generally, the Pronoun.

As a general rule, they understand good English better than bad Spanish; but comparative philology has obviously been neglected among them.

He, discovering the close affinities of the Zend with Sanscrit, led the way to the most brilliant triumph yet achieved by comparative philology.

I have always regretted that Tazewell did not bring his mind to bear upon the science of language, and especially of comparative philology.

Elsewhere were figures Dixon barely recognized: economists, medicals, geographers, social scientists, lawyers, engineers, mathematicians, philosophers, readers in Germanic and comparative philology, lektors, lecteurs, lectrices.

Naturally, Comparative Philology blundered and stumbled along this path into endless absurdities.

The study of any foreign language may be made also a study of Comparative Philology.

How is it with Comparative Philology and Comparative Anatomy?

Comparative philology seems to have been largely studied, and the works upon it exhibit great care and diligence.

(P. Giles, "Short Manual of Comparative Philology", 2nd edition, page 57, London, 1901.)

Comparative philology has enabled us to trace back the genealogies of races, to determine their origin, and to follow their migrations.

He lived before the days of Comparative Philology or of Comparative Mythology and Religion, which would have opened a new world to him.

In Bopp's Comparative Grammar of the Indo-Germanic languages which appeared in 1833, three-quarters of a century ago, the foundations of Comparative Philology were laid.