melted into his proper name;
the further corruptions of Tursac and Conserac will instruct us what license
may have been used in the old dynasties of Assyria and Egypt.
The emperor Isaac is styled by Villehardouin, Sursac (No. 35, etc.), which may be derived from the French Sire,
or the Greek
melted into his proper name;
the further corruptions of Tursac and Conserac will instruct us what license
may have been used in the old dynasties of Assyria and Egypt.