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The Breton Lays in Middle English
Books Abroad, 1966Robert E. Morsberger, Thomas C. Rumble
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Journal of Celtic Linguistics
This paper investigates the question of whether the widespread modern realization of * hw- with a velar or uvular fricative [xw-], [χw-] in Welsh and Breton is sufficiently early to be shared or if it is late and due to independent developments. The paper argues in favour of an early
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This paper investigates the question of whether the widespread modern realization of * hw- with a velar or uvular fricative [xw-], [χw-] in Welsh and Breton is sufficiently early to be shared or if it is late and due to independent developments. The paper argues in favour of an early
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2023
Lower and Middle Palaeolithic sites are thinly distributed on the Breton Peninsula hinterland in relation to the coastline. Some «continental» emblematic sites however come to counterbalance this simplistic postulate of an attractive Armor as opposed to an empty and hostile Argoat.
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Lower and Middle Palaeolithic sites are thinly distributed on the Breton Peninsula hinterland in relation to the coastline. Some «continental» emblematic sites however come to counterbalance this simplistic postulate of an attractive Armor as opposed to an empty and hostile Argoat.
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2014
In 1963, Ludwig Bieler published The Irish Penitentials, including a list of legal articles. Called the ‘Canones Wallici’ at the time, this text appears under a different title in six collections dating from the 9th and 10th centuries, namely Excerpta de libris Romanorum et Francorum (excerpts from books of the Romans and the Franks). These manuscripts
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In 1963, Ludwig Bieler published The Irish Penitentials, including a list of legal articles. Called the ‘Canones Wallici’ at the time, this text appears under a different title in six collections dating from the 9th and 10th centuries, namely Excerpta de libris Romanorum et Francorum (excerpts from books of the Romans and the Franks). These manuscripts
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Celtica
This article re-examines the date of the earliest surviving Arthurian poem in the Breton language, An Dialog etre Arzur, Roe d’an Bretounet, ha Guynglaff (‘The Dialogue between Arthur, King of the Bretons, and Guynglaff’). Traditionally, scholars of the poem have accepted 1450 – the year copied alongside the text in its sole manuscript version – as the
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This article re-examines the date of the earliest surviving Arthurian poem in the Breton language, An Dialog etre Arzur, Roe d’an Bretounet, ha Guynglaff (‘The Dialogue between Arthur, King of the Bretons, and Guynglaff’). Traditionally, scholars of the poem have accepted 1450 – the year copied alongside the text in its sole manuscript version – as the
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'There and Back Again', The Middle English Breton Lays, a Journey Through Uncertainties
2013Si les lais de Marie de France sont appréciés du public francophone, seuls les spécialistes connaissent l’existence d’un corpus semblable dans la littérature anglaise des 14e et 15e siècles : cet ouvrage porte à la connaissance du plus grand nombre une sélection des lais bretons en moyen anglais, courts poèmes narratifs où l’aventure chevaleresque de ...
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Breton a-Marking of (Internal) Verbal Arguments: A Result of Language Contact?
Linguistics, 2020Elisabeth Stark
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Of Hector and Lysander: reflections on Breton heroes at the end of the Middle Ages
Publications du Centre Européen d'Etudes Bourguignonnes, 2001openaire +1 more source
The Incongruence of the Breton Linguistic Landscape for Young Speakers of Breton
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2008Michael Hornsby
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