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| | PROBLEMS IN THE STUDY OF PROVERBS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | Although the bibliographical aids[1] for the study of proverbs are excellent in comparison with those available for many other subjects, further bibliographical assistance is desirable and necessary. |
 | | Business proverbs, for example, seem largely to be a recent invention, except those which have legal implications like "Caveat emptor." In medical, legal, and meteorological proverbs echoes of ideas long since discarded may persist and call for interpretation. |
 | | Furthermore, the obvious errors of the German typesetter are set aright in the reprint, but enough persist to prove the dependence of the English list on the German one. |
| www.utas.edu.au /docs/flonta/DP,2,2,96/PROBLEMS.html (3042 words) |
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