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| MK1, Yes in fact, further research indicates that what you say is correct. Here's a link: Accidental Hedonist - Corn, Maize, Etymology and Defintions As well, had I simply looked up "corn" in my dictionary I would have found that: "1. a single, small, hard seed or seedlike fruit, especially the seed of cereal plants, as wheat, rye, barley, and maize; a grain; a kernel." As a first definition and that what I (and perhaps others) think of when we read or hear the term "corn" is in fact the second definition. I'll not make that mistake again, my education continues..... Wiley Last edited by Wiley; 05-10-2009 at 08:44 AM. |
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| Wiley, In reading Tacitus, Livy, etc, I would come across the "corn" en route from Egypt and think, Hey wait! Corn is maize and doesn't arrive for a thousand years or so.. I finally looked it up. As far as making the same mistakes twice, I still do that quite well. Mark |
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