"Zum Oskischen Dialekt" by Paul Wilhelm Corssen delves into the Oscan dialect, an ancient Italic language spoken in the central and southern Apennines before being superseded by Latin. This work, originally published in 1864, provides a detailed exploration of Oscan grammar, vocabulary, and its relationship to other Indo-European languages.
Corssen's study offers valuable insights into the linguistic landscape of ancient Italy and the evolution of Italic languages. Scholars and students of historical linguistics, classical philology, and Indo-European studies will find this a vital resource for understanding the complexities of Oscan and its place within the broader family of languages.
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