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Over thirty internationally recognized scholars have contributed these studies in honour of noted Anatolianist and Indo-Europeanist Norbert Oettinger, including Bernhard Forssman, Heinrich Hettrich, Michael Janda, Jean Kellens, Hartmut Matthäus, Stefan Zimmer, and the late Jens Elmegård Rasmussen and Calvert Watkins. As befits its honorand, Munus Amicitiae ranges widely, with essays treating diverse topics not just in Anatolian linguistics, but also general Indo-European, Germanic, Indic, Celtic, and even Aegean archaeology. A complete bibliography of Prof. Oettinger's works to date, plus a word index, round out the volume.  Contributions in English and German.

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Author:   H. Craig Melchert ,  Elisabeth Rieken ,  Thomas Steer
Publisher:   Beech Stave Press Inc
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Weight:   1.068kg
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9780989514217

ISBN 10:   0989514218
Pages:   426
Publication Date:   31 December 2014
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Language:   English, French, German, Italian

Table of Contents

Inhaltsverzeichnis Vorwort.............................................................................................................................. ix Schriftenverzeichnis von Norbert Oettinger................................................................. xi Autorenverzeichnis...................................................................................................... xxiv George Dunkel, Greek Πρ1α¯πος, Latin s¯opi¯o, Vedic sápa-: Wörter und Sachen ............... Bernhard Forssman, Nochmals lateinisch reciprocus.................................................... José Luis García Ramón, The Place-Name Τ€µπη, τ€µπεα•.... τa στενa τWν oρWν (Hsch.), IE *temp- ‘stretch’........................................................................................... Olav Hackstein, Univerbierung und irreguläre Reduktion in temporalen Adverbien: uridg. ges-tern von Bopp bis heute......................................................... Jón Axel Harðarson, Zur Entwicklung der neutralen s-Stämme im Germanischen........................................................................................................ Heinrich Hettrich, Randbemerkungen zum Infinitiv................................................ Wolfgang Hock, Jungavestisch -a versus -a˚¯ im Nominativ-Akkusativ Plural neutraler a-Stämme..................................................................................................... Harry A. Hoffner, Jr., On the Possessive Address in Hittite..................................... Peter Jackson, Themes of Commensality in Indo-European Lore: A propos Greek ξ€νος and Proto-Germanic *etuna-.................................................................. Michael Janda, Wiedergutmachung in den hethitischen Gesetzen: arnuz(z)i.......... Jay H. Jasanoff, Gothic stojan ‘judge’, Old High German stu¯¯en ‘atone (for)’ ............. Jean Kellens, L’Airiiaman Išiia...................................................................................... Alwin Kloekhorst and Alexander M. Lubotsky, Hittite nai-, n¯e-, Sanskrit n¯ı-, and the PIE Verbal Root *(s)neh1.............................................................................. Rosemarie Lühr, Information Structure and Scribal Culture in Old Indic............... Michael Georg Maier, Zur (Ent-)Wicklung der Wickelgamasche: die Etymologie von hethitisch šarkuuant- ‚gestiefelt, beschuht‘.............................. Melanie Malzahn, Pu¯s.an, Pan, and Neuter Stems in *-us(-) ...................................... Hartmut Matthäus, Ägypten und die Ägäis am Beginn des . Jahrtausends vor Christus................................................................................................................... Michael Meier-Brügger, Zur Bildung des urindogermanischen Komparativ- suffixes *-ios.................................................................................................................... H. Craig Melchert, Hittite nakku(wa)- ‘(spirits of ) the dead’.................................... Alan J. Nussbaum, The PIE Proprietor and His Goods............................................ Oswald Panagl, Syntaktisch-semantische Beobachtungen zum schmückenden Beiwort................................................................................................. Georges-Jean Pinault, Vedic Reflexes of the Hittite tukkanzi-Type........................ Robert Plath, aριστος 'ΑχαιWν oder aριστος €νI στρατW,  (Ilias ,)? .............................. Massimo Poetto, Dall’appellativo all’idionimo nella glittografia luvio- geroglifica. Il caso di ‘Donna’.................................................................................... Jens Elmegård Rasmussen †, Das o-Infix aus heutiger Sicht.................................... Elisabeth Rieken and David Sasseville, Social Status as a Semantic Category of Anatolian: The Case of PIE *-uo.......................................................... Florian Sommer, Schwarze Magie im Indoiranischen und ihr indogerma- nischer Hintergrund: altindisch ya¯tú- und jungavestisch ya¯tu- ................................ Thomas Steer, Altindisch syu´¯man- ‚Band, Riemen, Naht‘ und griechisch uµ'Yν ‚dünne Haut, Membran‘...................................................................................... Johann Tischler, Die Partikel hethitisch -z, luwisch -ti................................................ Calvert Watkins †, Notes on Hittite, Greek, and Indo-European Poetics............... Kazuhiko Yoshida, The Thematic Vowel *e/o in Hittite Verbs................................. Stefan Zimmer, Dobnoredo Gobano Brenodo¯r Nantaro¯r .......................................... Index verborum.................................................................................................................

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