Contributions Toward a History of Arabico-Gothic Culture / / Leo Wiener.
Wiener argues that Germanic languages have arisen by a sudden influx of Low Latin and Arabic. He demonstrates that they developed from the Graeco-Latin glossaries through Gothic interpretations, which owe their origin to the Graeco-Arabic learning in Spain.
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| Year of Publication: | 2002 |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Table Of Contents
- Sources Quoted
- Introduction
- I. The Bubalus In The Bible
- II. The Bull Of Paeonia
- III. Buffalo Hides
- IV. The Tragelaphus
- V. The Tarandus
- VI. The Alce
- VII. The Antholops
- VIII. The Urus
- IX. The Monops
- X. The Gammus
- XI. The Bison
- XII. The Philological History Of The Pearl
- XIII. The Pearl in Greek Literature
- XIV. The Pearl In Arabic Literature
- XV. The Pearl In The Physiologus
- XVI. The Pearl In Pliny, Etc
- XVII. Uniones In Martial
- XVIII. The Pearl In The Germanic Laws
- XIX. The Whale
- XX. The Unicorn
- XXI. The Lion
- XXII. The Saw
- XXIII. The Firebearing Stones
- XXIV. The Charadrius
- XXV. The Pelican
- XXVI. The Lizard
- XXVII. The Weasel
- XXVIII. Glaesum
- XXIX. The Hercynian Forest
- Word Index
- Subject Index