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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Indo-European linguistics"”.

  1. The Subjunctive in Celtic: Studies in Historical Phonology and Morphology

    … a contested matter in comparative Celtic and Indo-European linguistics, particularly regarding the question of whether the ā-subjunctive of Old Irish constitutes a shared innovation with the Italic branch of the language family. In this thesis, the data is comprehensively reassessed, …

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  2. The Long Augment in Homer: a formula-based approach

    In ancient Greek, past tenses of verbs starting with a consonant are prefixed with the vowel epsilon, but some verbs in Homer show an eta instead. These forms were linked to Vedic instances of long augments by part of the relevant literature. Other scholars preferred to explain the Greek instances …

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  3. Ancient Greek Hymns and Pastoral Gods: Comparative Studies in Poetics and Mythology

    … the investigation through the possible Proto-Indo-European etymological relation between the Greek and Vedic terms meaning hymn: humnos and sumna-, respectively. In the second part of the thesis, the comparative approach is taken further to investigate the relations and equivalences between …

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