When the kinship of the languages is expressed in the translation,
it is done differently than by the vague similarity of the reproduction and the original. 
As it is obvious that similarity does not necessarily have to occur in the case of kinship.
And also in this respect the concept of the latter is unanimous in this connection with its narrower use,
since it cannot be sufficiently defined by equality and descent in both cases,
although the concept of descent will certainly remain indispensable for the definition of that narrower use.
In what can the kinship of two languages, apart from a historical one, be sought? 
In the similarity of poems, at any rate, just as little as in that of their words.
Rather, all super-historical kinship of languages is based on the fact that in each of them 
, as a whole, one and the same thing is meant, which is not meant by any one of them,
 but only by the universality (she: «all saints»)
