I. Inner Experience of Language I
GA 190/1919-03-28/p031
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[^1]: Translator's note: The argument here is based on the customary use of the german words richten, Richter, das Recht, and rechten, meaning “to judge”, “a judge”, “the right” or “justice”, and “to go to law”, and the root from which they all sprint.
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