Pott, August Friedrich (18021887)

Pott, August Friedrich, eminent philologist, born in Hanover; wrote on the Indo-Germanic languages, a work which ranks next in importance to Bopp's “Comparative Grammar”; he was the author of a number of philological papers which appeared in the learned journals of the day (18021887).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Potsdam * Potter, John
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Poseidon
Posen
Posidonius
Positivism
Posse Comitatus
Post Restante
Potemkin
Potomac River
Potosi
Potsdam
Pott, August Friedrich
Potter, John
Potter, Paul
Potteries, The
Pot-wallopers
Pourparler
Poussin, Nicolas
Powell, Baden
Powell, Major
Powers, Hiram
Poynings's Law