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Indo-European Language and Culture: An Introduction
Messapic is known from close to 300 inscriptions from southeast Italy in Calabria
and Apulia and dating from the sixth to the first centuries bc. The language was
spoken by an ancient people known both as the Messapii (or Messapians) and ...
Benjamin W. Fortson, IV,
2011
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Cadmean Letters: The Transmission of the Alphabet to the ...
Messapic Alphabet The other attestations of the p with sidekick are in Messapic (
What- mough 1933: 502). Strictly speaking, this alphabet should be called
lapygian as the Messapi were only the most southern of three lapygian peoples
who ...
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The Foundations of Latin
Messapic Messapic is the name given to the language of a variety of southern
Adriatic tribes from the heel of the Italian boot in Apulia. The tribes whose
linguistic remains go under the name Messapic are the Apuli, Daunii, Peucetti,
Messapi, ...
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An Introduction to the Indo-European Languages
13.6. Illyrian. and. Messapic. 13.6.1. Illyrian. Among the lesser-known languages,
none has surfaced so consistently in discussions of Indo-European prehistory
and sub- grouping as Illyrian. During the 1930s a wave of 'pan-Illyrianism', ...
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Ancient Indo-European Dialects: Proceedings of the ...
Unfortunately, most of the sound changes postulated in connection with the
voiced labiovelars rely on glosses whose Messapic origin is highly disputable, as
sybina, of which Ennius states: sybinam appellant Illyri telum uenabuli simile.
Sybina ...
Henrik Birnbaum, Jaan Puhvel,
1966
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Bilingualism and the Latin Language
Ennius was a native of Rudiae, a Messapic foundation in Calabria, and it is
therefore puzzling that he should be described here as an Oscan rather than a
Messapic speaker.21 Jocelyn (1972: 991) thought that Gellius was wrong and
that ...
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Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture
Ancient traditions held that the ancestors of the speakers of Messapic (including
their immediate neighbors) had come to Italy in the not too distant past from Illyria
, the Adriatic coastal region of Croatia, Bosnia Messapic a. Distribution of the ...
J. P. Mallory, Douglas Q. Adams,
1997
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Semitic and Indo-European
had the case ending adapted to Hebrew as { -(e)s } ; the source was some IE
language lost in antiquity, possibly Messapic.225 The Aramaic adaptation is fc$
np7r)S^ {p(y)lqt?J, of which the vocalization is poorly documented, and we are ...
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The Foundations of Roman Italy
tjii, mrssapk: dialect 321 The proper names, of which the Messapic inscriptions
chiefly consist— they are nearly all epitaphs — find their congeners in lllyricum,
not in Italy, or in the Venetic inscriptions, which we have already seen reason to ...
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Between Rome and Carthage: Southern Italy during the Second ...
For example, apulian cities often display similar monumental architecture, while
epigraphical and onomastic evidence suggests that messapic continued to be
spoken in several of the major centres such as arpi and Canusium.8 It is possible
...