Greek cases.
These are cases of special lay for composing works in that language—the upper case being especially complicated by reason of the many accents required.
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Entry taken from Printers' Vocabulary, by Charles Thomas Jacobi, 1888.
These are cases of special lay for composing works in that language—the upper case being especially complicated by reason of the many accents required.
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Entry taken from Printers' Vocabulary, by Charles Thomas Jacobi, 1888.