A Reader In Nineteenth Century Historical Indo-european Linguistics

in Nineteenth Century Historical Indo-European Linguistics Lehmann, W. P. 1967 [Editor] Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1 Table of Contents (pp. v-vi) Introduction by the Editor pp. 1-4 Chapter 1. Sir William Jones: The Third Anniversary Discourse, on the Hindus pp. 7-20 Chapter 2. Friedrich von Schlegel: On the Language and Wisdom of the Indians pp. 21-28 Chapter 3. Rasmus Rask: An Investigation concerning the Source of the Old Northern or Icelandic Language pp. 29-37 Chapter 4. Franz Bopp: On the Conjugational System of the Sanskrit Language pp. 38-45 Chapter 5. Jacob Grimm: Germanic Grammar pp. 46-60 Chapter 6. Wilhelm von Humboldt: On the Structural Variety of Human Language and Its Influence on the Intellectual Development of Mankind pp. 61-66 2 Chapter 7. Rudolf von Raumer: Linguistic-Historical Change and the Natural-Historical Definition of Sounds pp. 67-86 Chapter 8. August Schleicher: Introduction to A Compendium of the Comparative Grammar of the IndoEuropean, Sanskrit, Greek and Latin Languages pp. 87-96 Chapter 9. C. Lottner: Exceptions to the First Sound Shift pp. 97-108 Chapter 10. Hermann Grassmann: Concerning the Aspirates and Their Simultaneous Presence in the Initial and Final of Roots pp. 109-131 Chapter 11. Karl Verner: An Exception to the First Sound Shift pp. 132-163 Chapter 12. Heinrich Hubschmann: On the Position of Armenian in the Sphere of the Indo-European Languages pp. 164-189 Chapter 13. Karl Brugmann: 3 Nasalis Sonans in the Original Indo-European Language pp. 190-196 Chapter 14. Hermann Osthoff and Karl Brugman: Preface to Morphological Investigations in the Sphere of the Indo-European Languages I pp. 197-209 Chapter 15. Eduard Sievers: On the Accent and Ph