Vol. 9 (2017): The North Sea Languages

Articoli

• Language contact in medieval Frisia: Middle Low German spelling interferences in Old East Frisian manuscripts

  Rolf H. Bremmer Jr.

  1-18

• Dit siin .24. tekene der doot die Ypocras met hem dede grauen e la ricezione della Capsula eburnea in nederlandese medio

  Valeria Di Clemente

  19-43

• The Kentish-Frisian legal vocabulary

  Daniela Fruscione

  45-65

• Kidnapping the Frisian

  Concetta Giliberto

  67-78

• Old English lida and the sailors of the North Sea

  Patrizia Lendinara

  79-107

• The relationship between early Old Nordic *bākn ‘fire beacon’, pre-Old Frisian *bākən ‘id.’ and Germanic *baugō-, *baukkaz ‘ring’

  Andrea Maini

  109-133

• Reassessing morphological restructuring over time: The case of Dutch

  Chiara Semplicini

  135-158

• Pronoun inflection in the North Sea Germanic languages: The dative-accusative levelling in the first and second person singular

  Rosella Tinaburri

  159-178

• Frisian substrate versus internal change in Western Dutch

  Michiel De Vaan

  179-200

• Mith frethe to wasane ‘to be in peace’: Remnants of the instrumental case in thirteenth and fourteenth century Old Frisian

  Arjen Versloot

  201-230

• Magic involvement: The codification of possession in Middle Dutch healing recipes and charms

  Letizia Vezzosi

  231-255