BEING HISTORICAL ENQUIRIES IN TO THE AFFINITY AND ORIGIN O F THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGES. By JAMES PARSONS, M. D. Member of the College of Physicians, "The fons of Japheth; Gomer, and Magog, and Madai, and Javan, and Tubal, and 66 And fold by L. DAVIS and C. REYMERS, in Holbourn; J. WHISTON, at and G. FAULKNER, at Dublin. MDCCLXVII. To the RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES LYTTELTON, LORD BISHOP of CARLISLE, FELLOW of the ROYAL SOCIETY, and PRESIDENT of the SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of LONDON. MY LORD, M **Y leisure hours, for fome time past, have been employed in confidering the ftriking affinity in the languages 茶 of Europe; and finding, every day, new and most engaging entertainment in this purfuit, I was infenfibly led on to attempt following them to their source. |