Diachrone Studien zur Kontaktzone zwischen Kelten und Germanen by Ludwig Rübekil

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This is a detailed and heavily annotated analysis of the geographical and cultural point of contact between Celts and Germans during the Iron Age and Roman periods. Rübekil draws on contemporary Roman epigraphic and literary sources as well as linguistics and place-name evidence to examine the ethnology and ethnography of the tribes, place and people names, contacts with Caesar, Celtic and Germanic mythology and religious practices, language and speech. The study also reassesses previous research on the subject. Much of the study comprises a technical linguistic analysis of the origins of the German language. German text. 498p (SBph 699, OAW 2002) 3700131240 Pb £68.00