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• Review of Mailhammer & Vennemann (2019): The Carthaginian North: Semitic Influence on Early Germanic: A Linguistic and Cultural Study

  Author(s):

  Nelson Goering (see profile)

  Date:

  2021

  Group(s):

  Linguistics, Old English / Early Medieval England

  Subject(s):

  Historical linguistics, Languages in contact, Semitic languages, Comparative linguistics, Germanic languages, Linguistics, Runology

  Item Type:

  Review

  Tag(s):

  punic, carthage, Semitic languages, Germanic, Language shift, Language contact, Comparative semitic linguistics, Germanic linguistics

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  ... punic ...

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  ... become Proto-Germanic from the Punic spoken by Carthaginians who allegedly established outposts ...

  
  

• Punic War Text Translations from Carthage in Alphabetic Akkadian (246 to 146 BCE)

  Author(s):

  David Olmsted (see profile)

  Date:

  2021

  Group(s):

  Alphabetic Akkadian, Classical Philology and Linguistics, Pagan Studies

  Subject(s):

  Magic, Rome (Empire), History, Akkadians

  Item Type:

  Online publication

  Tag(s):

  carthage, punic, Roman Africa, Roman history, Akkadian

  Search term matches:

  Title

  ... Punic War Text Translations from Carthage in Alphabetic Akkadian (246 to 146 BCE) ...

  Tag

  ... punic ...

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  ... 1 Punic War Text Translations from Carthage in Alphabetic Akkadian (246 to 146 BCE ...

  
  

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