The English idiom is 'of you.' AU MOINS, 'Nevertheless.' CAPABLE.

The English idiom is 'of you.' AU MOINS, 'Nevertheless.' CAPABLE.

and in a word, what that native idiom is, a coalition with which is to be thus studiously consulted?

The Greek idiom he used was unadornedthe language of the market-place and harbor-front.

It shows that the idiom of Southern Gaul in the twelfth century was a little nearer the Latin than that which is spoken now.

It shows that the idiom of Southern Gaul in the twelfth century was a little nearer the Latin than that which is spoken now.