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Meanings of grammarian in English
Usage of grammarian in English
1
The peasant in him, and the orthodox grammarian, preferred less scandalous subjects.
2
Being a grammarian, he was probably of a disputatious turn of mind.
3
EUPHORION of Chalcis in Euboea, grammarian and poet, was born B.C.
4
A friend, a colleague, the grammarian Verecundus, graciously offered him this.
5
We stopped at Lawrence Kirk, where our great grammarian, Ruddiman, was once schoolmaster.
6
His rival, Dunash ben Labrat, born at Fez, was both poet and grammarian.
7
Apollonius of Alexandria, called Dyscolus, or the 'ill-tempered,' a great grammarian.
8
The grammarian Du Marsais once got into trouble on the occasion of this procession.
9
AEthelweard was the friend and patron of AElfric the grammarian.
10
This prepares the future grammarian for a division of the Kowrarega Verbs into Conjugations.
11
The grammarian's sharply worded spell glowed on the exposed page.
12
She was our unflagging grammarian and standard-bearer of decorous speech.
13
The grammarian, for example, can persuade one and he can persuade many about letters.
14
He certainly tattles prettily about tenses and terminations, and is not an inelegant grammarian.
15
Caius Julius Hegenus, a freedman of Augustus, and an eminent grammarian, was the librarian.
16
As a comparative grammarian, M. Quatremère was also very inferior to M. Le Hir.
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