The Cradle of the Aryans
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One of the number, Treuxij, is of special interest; for while in Greek, Lithuanian, and Old German {jiuh-ta, whence Fichte), it represents fir, it is applied in Sanskrit to the betel-nut palm.
How naturally this transference of name would come about upon the theory of European origination is obvious.
As for cereals, rye and barley, Sk. and Zd. yava by ?eia, Lit. Java, Celt, corna, and again Zd. gurtak by xpl^, hordevm, gersta, are the only Indo-European terms, and the latter is unspecialised to... barley in the East. Those who are content with Geiger | to build on the evidence of silence, argue that for the cradle of the speech we must select an area suitable for barley and rye, but not for wheat, and urge North Europe upon this ground. But the conclusion cannot stand upon its own merits, and is more than usually precari- ous in making no allowance for agricultural as well as climatic conditions. That it accords with this hypothesis is all that may be said. To extend the argument further to the vetch (ervum and cicer), Koi[A,a.pos, malva, and other Indo- European or European plants would add nothing to our main results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the number, Treuxij, is of special interest; for while in Greek, Lithuanian, and Old German {jiuh-ta, whence Fichte), it represents fir, it is applied in Sanskrit to the betel-nut palm.
How naturally this transference of name would come about upon the theory of European origination is obvious.
As for cereals, rye and barley, Sk. and Zd. yava by ?eia, Lit. Java, Celt, corna, and again Zd. gurtak by xpl^, hordevm, gersta, are the only Indo-European terms, and the latter is unspecialised to... barley in the East. Those who are content with Geiger | to build on the evidence of silence, argue that for the cradle of the speech we must select an area suitable for barley and rye, but not for wheat, and urge North Europe upon this ground. But the conclusion cannot stand upon its own merits, and is more than usually precari- ous in making no allowance for agricultural as well as climatic conditions. That it accords with this hypothesis is all that may be said. To extend the argument further to the vetch (ervum and cicer), Koi[A,a.pos, malva, and other Indo- European or European plants would add nothing to our main results.
What to read after The Cradle of the Aryans?
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