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- Early Indo-European OnLine
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- Grammar of Proto-Germanic
- Proto-Indo-European Phonology
- Contents
- Author's Note
- Editor's Note
- 1. Introduction
- 2. PIE phonology
- 3. Laryngeal theory
- 4. Gmc lengthening
- 5. PGmc /g/, /k(k)/
- 6. Gmc laryngeals
- 7. OHG r-preterites
- 8. Gmc resonants
- 9. PGmc Long close e
- 10. 'Initial y' in Gk
- 11. Aryan aspirates
- 12. PIE laryngeals
- 13. PIE phonemics
- 14. Lar. Allophones
- 15. Development
- A. Scholar index
- B. Form index
- Proto-Indo-European Syntax
- Reader in 19th Century Historical...
- Contents
- Author's Note
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- 0. W.P. Lehmann
- 1. Wm. Jones
- 2. von Schlegel
- 3. R. Rask
- 4. F. Bopp
- 5. J. Grimm
- 6. von Humboldt
- 7. von Raumer
- 8. A. Schleicher
- 9. C. Lottner
- 10. H. Grassmann
- 11. K. Verner
- 12. H. Hübschmann
- 13. K. Brugmann
- 14. H. Osthoff et al.
- 15. E. Sievers
- 16. de Saussure
- 17. Wm. Whitney
- 18. E. Sievers
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