The Celtic Inscriptions of Cisalpine Gaul
The Celtic Inscriptions of Cisalpine Gaul
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102-8 ; and some ten years later he contributed an article 'Di un' Iscrizione anteromana trovata a Carcegna sul Lago d'Orta' to the Atti della R. Accadeima di Scienze di Torino^ XXXIX. (1904) p. 449 & seq. These scholars held the view that the names ending in -ui and -ai were genitives, and this supposition was accepted by Prof. Paul Kretschmer, in an important paper contributed by him under the title, 'Die Inschriften von Ornavasso und die ligurische Sprache', to Kuhn"s Zeitschrift, vol. XXXVT...II, for the year 1905. He came to the logical conclusion that as the genitive singular of the o declension hitherto known in Old Celtic, ended in i as in Latin, a genitive in tii must imply a non-Celtic language, which seemed to him to have been Ligurian. He discusses Ligurian and the people "who spoke Ligurian, he examines d'Arbois de Jubainville's theory and confirms it : he makes valuable suggestions of his own. Liastly. Prof. Gustav Herbig in the Zurich Anzeiger fiir schiceizerische Alter- tiimskunde, 1905-6, p.
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102-8 ; and some ten years later he contributed an article 'Di un' Iscrizione anteromana trovata a Carcegna sul Lago d'Orta' to the Atti della R. Accadeima di Scienze di Torino^ XXXIX. (1904) p. 449 & seq. These scholars held the view that the names ending in -ui and -ai were genitives, and this supposition was accepted by Prof. Paul Kretschmer, in an important paper contributed by him under the title, 'Die Inschriften von Ornavasso und die ligurische Sprache', to Kuhn"s Zeitschrift, vol. XXXVT...II, for the year 1905. He came to the logical conclusion that as the genitive singular of the o declension hitherto known in Old Celtic, ended in i as in Latin, a genitive in tii must imply a non-Celtic language, which seemed to him to have been Ligurian. He discusses Ligurian and the people "who spoke Ligurian, he examines d'Arbois de Jubainville's theory and confirms it : he makes valuable suggestions of his own. Liastly. Prof. Gustav Herbig in the Zurich Anzeiger fiir schiceizerische Alter- tiimskunde, 1905-6, p.
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