Re: [tied] Russian for Homerus

Thanks. But I conscientiously tried the form with an <h> in the Google
before I posted the answer (I didn't try the form with a <g>, actually).
Hey, have the things really settled into shape as to the spelling of
this last name in English? ;)

Sergei

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> From: "Sergejus Tarasovas" <S.Tarasovas@...>
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> > > [along with Montgomeri Bernard Lou,
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> > A rather rare exception -- a traditional (borrowed before
> the fifties)
> > last name, thus <g>.
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> It doesn't have to be classified as traditional -- the
> English form is <Montgomery> :)
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> Piotr
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