Books Online

edited by Jonathan Slocum

These online books by Winfred P. Lehmann et al. are about Indo-European languages and historical linguistics, broadly interpreted. They are made available in online form in order to ensure their long-term, widespread accessibility; they may be accompanied by more recent, introductory essays (author/editor notes). In a few instances, minor errors or omissions in the original texts have been corrected; in rare instances, as much as a paragraph may have been rewritten in light of important new findings. On the other hand, digitization may have introduced new errors, for which the series editor offers apology; if attention is drawn to them, repairs will be effected whenever possible.

Lehmann Books:

• Directions for Historical Linguistics; a symposium (1968, with a new 2017 print reissue by Brill)
• A Grammar of Proto-Germanic (2005-2007)
• Proto-Indo-European Phonology (1952)
• Proto-Indo-European Syntax (1974)
• A Reader in Nineteenth Century Historical Indo-European Linguistics (1967)
• Syntactic Typology: Studies in the phenomenology of language (1978)

Other Books:

• An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, by Joseph Bosworth and T. Northcote Toller.

EIEOL

Readers interested in Indo-European languages may be especially interested in our "Early Indo-European Online Lessons" series; use the EIEOL link here or on any web page in this book series.