The etymology of vedic alatrná and the name of an Indo-European war god : in search of mythological and linguistic archetypes

11-19 p.

• Information

  DOI: 10.19272/202003802001

  ISSN: 1724-1863

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/202003802001
• In this issue

  • The etymology of vedic alatrná and the name of an Indo-European war god : in search of mythological and linguistic archetypes
  • The development of PIE -oi in Tocharian
  • From Oslo to Atlanta : an old babylonian prism collecting model contracts
  • Coptic - Greek phales
  • The first campaign at Eridu, april 2019 (Project AMEr)
  • An italian text in syro-xenic clothes : the Italo-Garsuni Pasquin Borg. Ar. 278, ff. 1r-2v
  • Ricordo di Changiz Davarpenah
  • Recensioni
  • "To correct or not to correct" : some considerations on textual criticism in response to Johannes Bronkhorst
  • Reconsideration of a plausible relationship between gift and merit in the earliest Vedic and Pali sources : 1 : a comparison between the usages of pa. dakkhiṇeyya and ved. Daksiniya
  • Insightful intuitions and old prejudices : Giuseppe Tucci's eurasianism in his "political reports" on 1950s
  • Recensioni
  • A precious collection of christian ivories from the asian colonies of the Iberian empires, 16th-18th centuries
  • Hero-Stones and the Nilgiris : a fresh look at the dolmens-with-carvings of the Nilgiri Hills of South India
  • The missing translator : a study of the biographies of the monk Baoyun (376?-449)
  • Posing the chinese body in a foreign way : the right-hand gestures in the early medieval royal tomb at Xishanqiao
  • Nenashigusa (Rootless Weeds, 1763) : the chrysanthemum and the sword(fish) : appearance and truth, language and emotion in an eighteenth-century japanese novel
  • On the question of the authenticity of Haedong kosung-jon