The welding of incongruous elements is very apparent in the Semitic Version.
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The Semitic race is not to lead the civilization of the world.
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In the Semitic race, the high priest of humanity, Christianity, was born.
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In time, Sumerian civilization came to be dominated by the Semitic peoples.
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Naturally the Semitic colonists brought their gods with them from the mother-land.
Ús de semitic languages en anglès
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The Semiticlanguages also are all varieties of one form of speech.
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Professor of SemiticLanguages and Literatures and Hellenistic Greek, University of Michigan
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Edited by Morris Jastrow, Jr., Professor of SemiticLanguages in the University of Pennsylvania
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Hebrew and Arabic are closely related, both being Semiticlanguages.
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Professor of SemiticLanguages in the University of Pennsylvania
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The Semiticlanguages differ widely from the Indo-European in reference to their grammar, vocabulary, and idioms.
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She was taught to write, and wrote from right to left, as in the Semiticlanguages.
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All the Semiticlanguages have tri-literal roots.
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American Journal of SemiticLanguages.
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(1) The American Journal of SemiticLanguages and Literatures (University of Chicago; quarterly).
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The only large work was William Wright's "Lectures on the Comparative Grammar of the SemiticLanguages", Cambridge, 1890.)
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He spent a part of the following year in Oberlin Theological Seminary in special study of the Semiticlanguages and Hellenistic Greek.
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212; ''The Temples of Lower Nubia,'' in the American Journal of SemiticLanguages and Literatures, October 1906.
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In some of the Semiticlanguages the word for "father" signifies "maker," and the same thing occurs elsewhere among primitive people
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Although Semiticlanguages aren't closely related to Indo-European languages, the words for "death" in Sanskrit ("mrit") and Latin ("mortus") are similar.
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Yet in a supposedly Hellenic city like Antioch, less than half the population knows Greek; the rest speak one or another of the Semiticlanguages.