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Things philological often describes (“philological ________”)
studies,
research,
study,
work,
analysis,
method,
evidence,
works,
grounds,
criticism,
notes,
point,
approach,
interest,
knowledge,
science,
methods,
scholarship,
learning,
problems,
researches,
interpretation,
investigation,
training,
argument,
tradition,
arguments,
questions,
discussion,
investigations,
value,
considerations,
commentary,
faculty,
school,
essays,
inquiry,
sense,
accuracy,
inquiries,
subjects,
principles,
basis,
problem,
exegesis,
history,
purposes,
sciences,
reasons,
literature,
matters,
data,
difficulties,
interests,
explanation,
observations,
aspects,
importance,
treatment,
examination,
seminary,
society,
erudition,
question,
attainments,
fact,
journals,
treatments,
writings,
theory,
facts,
treatises,
curiosity,
material,
details,
discussions,
pursuits,
techniques,
discipline,
labours,
treatise,
precision,
points,
skills,
theories,
approaches,
lectures,
analyses,
disciplines,
standpoint,
expertise,
acumen,
student,
aspect
How philological often is described (“________ philological”)
historical,
historico,
logical,
copious,
late,
historic,
logico,
critical,
physiological,
abstract,
legal
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