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"The frequent use of he/she this in religious works has to do not so much with the genre as with the language of the source, since these works are usually, and often faithfully, translated from Latin."

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A detailed study of the Wycliffite Bible examines how often Latin demonstrative pronouns which refer to persons in the Vulgate (e.g. hic, iste) are translated to he/she this. See pictures below for details

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• Months in our calendar    • Myths- Odin and  Thor, Cupid, Fortune and her wheel                • Earth, sun, land, sea, life, death, God, man, good, bad, black, white

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• Church                           • Pepper, plum and cherry        • Anchor, butter, chest, copper, marble, paper, plaster, silk, carpet rug       • Phoenix, lion, trout, oyster    • Cedar, palm, rose, hemp, lily, mint

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Influence of Greek- alphabet (alpha-beta)   

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Influence of Greek- alphabet (alpha-beta)   

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• Used in naming stars (Gamma)                                •  Used in chemical modification                         •  Fraternities                         •  In England Z is still called Zed (from Zeta)         •  Delta is a triangle, part of a river, deltoid (muscle) and more

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• In the first century BC most of Europe was occupied by Roman Empire.                  • Due to Roman invasion Germanic tribes came into contact with Romans – early loan words borrowed in the Roman and sub-Roman period (roads, bridges, trade)                                      • Latin words presented the earliest group of borrowings in the developing English language that was later built on the basis of the Germanic tribal languages.       • Sixth century AD Roman Catholic Church in England and Latin is the official language of the church.                              • 8th-11th century Scandinavian invasions- English adapted French words which originated from Latin