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| Inflexion belongs both to the noun and verb, and expresses either the relation 'of,' 'to,' or the like; or that of number, whether one or many, as 'man' or 'men '; or the modes or tones in actual delivery, e. I wish in these lectures to analyse as fully as I can what it is that really takes place when we, e. For, although these or similar words may have been spoken by Socrates himself, we cannot exclude the possibility, that like so much else, e. |
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