Three Homeric epithets: αίγίοχος, διιπετής, ϰορυϑαίολος

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2. Titelei
4. The Expression of Purpose in Indo-European
6. Proto-Indo-European Vocalism and the Development of the Indo-European Declensional Models
8. Typology and the Indo-European Prepositions
10. Alteuropas nordpontische Namenlandschaft
12. A proposito dell’ordine delle „parole” nella lingua del Rigveda
14. Historical Development of the Ancient Greek Accent System
16. Origin of -n in Greek 1 pl. act. -men
18. Three Homeric epithets: αίγίοχος, διιπετής, ϰορυϑαίολος
20. Planudea
22. Morphosyntactic Motivation in Reconstrueted Words: Latin tranquillus
24. The Latin ‘tool’ Suffixes and the Formation ot rēgula, tēgula, and trāgula
26. Zu einer strukturalistischen Semasiologie
28. Lat. capillus e pullus
30. reciprocus und Verwandtes
32. Albanian vjerr and IE. In-Law Terms
34. Albanian drudhe ‘piece, crumb’
36. Western Indo-European Notes
38. Notes on Indo-European and Germanic Etymologies
40. Zur Vorgeschichte des germanischen starken Präteritums
42. The Gothic Verbal Dual in -ts and Its Indo-European Origins
44. A Case of Homonymic Clash in Germanic
46. Der „dativus sympatheticus“ in den Werken Thomas Murners. Ein Beitrag zu der Forschung nach dem Wesen des „sympathetischen“ Dativs in den indogermanischen Sprachen
48. A Reshaped Irregularity
50. On the History of the Slavic Nasal Vowels
52. II. BESPRECHUNGEN
54. MITTEILUNG
56. Sonstiges