Language and History in the Early Germanic World

Brian Murdoch · D. H. Green

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Introduction Part I. The Germanic World: 1. Religion 2. Law 3. Kinship 4. Warfare 5. People and army 6. Lordship 7. Kingship Part II. Contact with the Non-Germanic World: 8. Contact with the Celts 9. The migration of the Goths 10. Germanic loanwords in Latin 11. Latin loanwords in Germanic 12. Trade and warfare with the Romans 13. Names of the days of the week 14. The vocabulary of writing Part III. Contact with Christianity: 15. Problems of Christianisation 16. The influence of provincial Roman Christianity 17. The influence of Gothic 18. The influence of the Merovingian Franks 19. The influence of the Anglo-Saxons 20. Contrasts in Christian vocabulary 21. The vocabulary of ethics and fate Bibliography Index of words.

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