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The second group consists of a sizable number of variants and lays claim to a very considerable zone , from Portugal uninterruptedly all the way to Italy in the Middle Ages , not to speak of its recent spread to the Canary Islands and ...
The second group consists of a sizable number of variants and lays claim to a very considerable zone , from Portugal uninterruptedly all the way to Italy in the Middle Ages , not to speak of its recent spread to the Canary Islands and ...
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PREHISTORY AND THE ITALIAN DIALECTS ERNST PULGRAM University of Michigan The title of this article is more pretentious than ... Langobard in northern Italy , is in general less reluctantly , though by no means unanimously , accepted .
PREHISTORY AND THE ITALIAN DIALECTS ERNST PULGRAM University of Michigan The title of this article is more pretentious than ... Langobard in northern Italy , is in general less reluctantly , though by no means unanimously , accepted .
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The reason for the paucity of Keltic inscriptions ( we have but three , one of them with a Latin translation ) is probably to be sought in the illiteracy of the Kelts at the time of their entering Italy and for a considerable time ...
The reason for the paucity of Keltic inscriptions ( we have but three , one of them with a Latin translation ) is probably to be sought in the illiteracy of the Kelts at the time of their entering Italy and for a considerable time ...
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The Monophthongization of Gothic ai au | 15 |
An Ethopian Merchants Argot | 22 |
Coexistent Phonemic Systems | 29 |
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