Languages of ancient spain and portugal

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Preface v
3. Table of contents vii
4. Ernst Pulgram Bibliography ix
5. Tabula Gratulatoria xix
6. The future perfect in oscan-umbrian 1
7. Latin verbs in -uō, -uere 9
8. The phonology of -nd- and the latin gerundive 33
9. The role of */1/ in Rhotacism 43
10. The impact of vowel syncope in latin 53
11. Latin vs. neo-latin 59
12. A case of paradigmatic continuity in italic and romance 69
13. A proposal for the classification of the romance languages 75
14. Per una classificazione “standardologica” delle lingue romanze 85
15. A note on prefixed inflection in romance 97
16. Fortschritt und rückschritt in der etymologischen forschung 103
17. The source of italian tardi 113
18. the origin of the italian plural formative — e 121
19. Nota sui rappresentanti di latino — di- nei dialetti toscani 127
20. On the voicing of latin intervocalic /p, t, k/ in italian 131
21. The structure of italian newspaper headlines 157
22. Rätoromanisch 161
23. the topos of the decoy 171
24. Occitan verbal substantives in — dor, -doira 177
25. Etymologies doubles dans le FEW 189
26. Prefixed conjugation in parosian french 195
27. Liaison, nasalization and the “cursus” in french phonology 209
28. Peut-on prévoir les modifications à venir d’un système phonologique ? 219
29. Curiosa from a lexicon of louisiana french 233
30. Languages of ancient spain and portugal 247
31. Hispanica et latina 257
32. Anekdotisches zur spanischen sprachgeschicjte im Siglode oro 263
33. Spanish and portugese cattle terms in amerindian languages 273
34. Sur la dissimilation consonantique en roumain 293
35. The romanian numerical system 295
36. “Sardica ut in Oppidis” 317
37. Franz von Miklosich and the rise of romance linguistics 327