A Linguistic Analysis of the Codex Bononiensis

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Linguistics and language evolution Medieval Literature and History Classical Studies and Philology

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In this paper, the recently discovered Codex Bononiensis is linguistically analysed. First, the scribal practice (abbreviations), some phonological features and the grammar in the fragment will be compared with what is found in standard Biblical Gothic. Second, the newly transmitted words (agisleiks*, 1 dagands*, fairjan*, jiuht[s]*, skaps*, liuþ* and leiks) will be dealt with etymologically.

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2012Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic 2008Nomina im Indogermanischen Lexikon 2004A handbook of Germanic etymology 1973The Sounds and Phonemes of Wulfila's Gothic 2014Zum Gotischen Fragment aus Bologna

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