Preposition: of

• language: Oxford ' s library provision in linguistics and in the linguistics and philology of individual languages is second to none in the country.

Converse of object

• study: Consequently, you may study Comparative Slavonic Philology with special reference to Polish, Czech or Russian.

• give: The student will be able to attend and participate in all seminars and lectures on linguistics and philology given in Oxford.

Adjective modifier

• Germanic: I joined the Department in 1990 after lecturing at Glasgow University where I taught Older and Modern Scots, Old English and Germanic Philology.

• Slavonic: You may be offered introductory lectures to Comparative Slavonic Philology during your time at Oxford.

• Semitic: Geoffrey Driver, who was Professor of Semitic Philology at Oxford, argued for an essentially Egyptian origin for the North Semitic alphabet.

• Romance: Thereafter, he continues at Warsaw University, graduating with an MA in Romance Philology.

• comparative: You may be offered introductory lectures to Comparative Slavonic Philology during your time at Oxford.

• Celtic: A course in comparative Celtic philology is available in Part II ( Paper 12 ).