The Early Runic Language of Scandinavia: Studies in Germanic Dialect Geography, Hans Frede Nielsen (9783825310806) — Readings Books

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The Early Runic Language of Scandinavia: Studies in Germanic Dialect Geography
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The Early Runic Language of Scandinavia: Studies in Germanic Dialect Geography

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The book investigates the dialectal status of the language of the older runic inscriptions of Scandinavia (AD 200-500) within a framework that encompasses all the early Germanic languages of north-western Europe. The dialect geographical results achieved are compared with the evidence provided by place-name scholarship and by the reports of the classical and post-classical historians as well as by archeological research.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Universitatsverlag Winter
Country
Germany
Date
10 January 2000
Pages
445
ISBN
9783825310806

The book investigates the dialectal status of the language of the older runic inscriptions of Scandinavia (AD 200-500) within a framework that encompasses all the early Germanic languages of north-western Europe. The dialect geographical results achieved are compared with the evidence provided by place-name scholarship and by the reports of the classical and post-classical historians as well as by archeological research.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Universitatsverlag Winter
Country
Germany
Date
10 January 2000
Pages
445
ISBN
9783825310806