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Jebb
[ jeb ]
noun
- Sir Richard Clav·er·house [klav, -er-hous], 1841–1905, Scottish scholar of classical Greek.
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Sir Richard Jebb, as we saw, took a much more favourable view of the probability of early written texts.
I rather like the loafing which young Jebb indulged in, but I fear it is a type of the life which some college men do not follow.
She was a little shy at coming in, and sent in Mrs. Jebb to ask George to come out and see it first and bring her in.
Jebb's Homer is the best introduction to the many difficulties presented by the poems.
It is therefore clear that Mr. Jebb is mistaken in thinking that it was "a blunder of Malone's."
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