Introduction a l'Etude Comparative des Langues Indo-Européennes

Edgar Howard Sturtevant · Antoine Meillet

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1. Methode 2. Les langues indo-europeennes 3. Phonetique 4. Principes de la morphologie 5. Le verbe 6. Le nom 7. La phrase 8. Sur le vocabulaire 9. Sur le developpement des dialectes indo-europeens Conclusion Appendixes Index.

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