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South Picene

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AvRaoul Zamponi

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South Picene is the pre-Roman language spoken in the Adriatic sector of central Italy. This book presents a description of what we know about the structure of this language. South Picene is (together with Umbrian, Oscan, Latin, and Faliscan) one of the few members of the Italic branch of the Indo-European family and is also one of the European languages with the oldest existing texts (550 BCE). Besides a grammatical outline of the language, the book contains the linguistic (and often stylistic) analysis of all the 21 inscriptions that compose the South Picene epigraphic corpus and a word list. South Picene will be of interest to students and scholars of Indo-European languages, Italic languages, and in general, ancient languages of the Italian peninsula.

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Utgivningsdatum2021-02-26
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
Vikt440 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieRoutledge World Languages
Antal sidor138
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9780367652517

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Contents List of TablesPrefaceAbbreviations and SymbolsConventions1 Introduction1.1The epigraphic corpus1.2The script1.3State of the art1.4Genealogical position1.5Dialects1.6Extinction2 Phonology2.1Phonemes2.2Intermezzo: The vocalic values of the letter u2.3Accentuation2.4Syllable structure2.5Phonological processes3 Morphology3.1Nouns3.2.1Personal names3.2Pronouns3.3Adjectives3.4Definite article? 3.5Verbs3.5.1Finite verbs3.5.1.1Person and number 3.5.1.2Voice3.5.1.3Tense 3.5.1.4Mood3.5.2Non-finite verbs3.6Adpositions3.7Adverbs3.8Conjunctions3.9Particles3.10Derivation4 Syntax 4.1Noun phrase4.2Adpositional phrase4.3Clause4.3.1Verbal clause4.3.2Copular clause4.4Complex sentence4.4.1Relative clause4.4.1.1Finite relative clause4.4.1.2Participial relative clause4.4.2Adverbial clause5. Inscriptions5.1AP.1 (Acquaviva)5.1.1Text5.1.2Analysis5.1.3Translation5.1.4Specific reference materials5.1.5Stylistics5.2AP.2 (Castignano)5.2.1Text5.2.2Analysis5.2.3Translation5.2.4Stylistics5.2.4Specific reference materials5.3AP.3 (Belmonte Piceno) 5.3.1Text5.3.2Analysis5.3.3Translation5.3.4Specific reference materials5.4AP.4 (Falerone)5.4.1Text5.4.2Analysis5.4.3Translation5.4.4Specific reference materials5.5AP.5 (Servigliano)5.5.1Text5.5.2Analysis5.5.3Translation5.5.4Specific reference materials5.6AP.6 (Belmonte Piceno)5.6.1Text5.6.2Analysis5.6.3Translation5.6.4Specific reference materials5.7AQ.1 (Castel di Ieri)5.7.1Text5.7.2Analysis5.7.3Translation5.8AQ.2 (Capestrano)5.8.1Text5.8.2Analysis5.8.3Translation5.8.4Specific reference materials5.9AQ.3 (Castel di Ieri)5.9.1Text5.9.2Analysis5.9.3Translation5.105.10. CH.1 (Crecchio)5.10.1Text5.10.2Analysis5.10.3Translation5.10.4Specific reference materials5.11CH.2 (Pescara Valley)5.11.1Text5.11.2Analysis5.11.3Translation5.11.4Specific reference materials5.12MC.1 (Loro Piceno)5.12.1Text5.12.2Analysis5.12.3Translation5.12.4Stylistics5.13MC.2 (Mogliano)5.13.1Text5.13.2Analysis5.13.3Translation5.13.4Stylistics5.13.5Specific reference materials5.14RI.1 (Cures-Fara in Sabina)5.14.1Text5.14.2Analysis5.14.3Translation5.14.4Specific reference materials5.15TE.1 (Sant’Omero)5.15.1Text5.15.2Analysis5.15.3Translation5.15.4Specific reference materials5.16TE.2 (Bellante) 5.16.1Text5.16.2Analysis5.16.3Translation5.16.4Stylistics5.16.5Specific reference materials5.17TE.3 (Bellante)5.17.1Text5.17.2Analysis5.17.3Translation5.18TE.4 (Campovalano)5.18.1Text5.18.2Analysis5.18.3Translation5.18.4Specific reference materials5.19TE.5 (Penna Sant’Andrea)5.19.1Text5.19.2Analysis5.19.3Translation5.19.4Stylistics5.19.5Specific reference materials5.20TE.6 (Penna Sant’Andrea)5.20.1Text5.20.2Analysis5.20.3Translation5.20.4Specific reference materials5.21TE.7 (Penna Sant’Andrea) 5.21.1Text5.21.2Analysis5.21.3Translation5.21.4Specific reference materials5.22Inscriptions of doubtful attribution5.22.1BA.1 (Canosa di Puglia)5.22.2BO.1 (Bologna)6 Wordlist7 ConclusionNotesReferencesIndex

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