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Friedrich Christian Diez, Language And Linguistics, Biographies

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Friedrich Christian Diez[frE´drikh kris´tyAn dEts] Pronunciation Key, 1794–1876, German philologist. A professor at Bonn, Diez is noted as one of the founders of the science of Romanic philology. His great works were a grammar of the Romanic languages (1836; later much enlarged) and a dictionary of the Romanic languages (1853; also much enlarged in later editions).



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