Celtische Forschungen zur Geschichte Mitteleuropas

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Page 5 - English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary, with Preliminary Observations on the Elementary Sounds of the English Language. A Copious Vocabulary of the Roots of English Words and a List of Scripture Proper Names.
Page 12 - ... as the immemorial inhabitants of western Europe. But the remains of the Celtic language prove them to have been a branch of the Indo-European stock ; they came therefore from the East, and as we find so many parts of Germany overspread by them in early times, whence they were afterwards expelled by German tribes, a strong suspicion forces itself upon our minds, that a part of the Celtic population may have always remained to the eastward of the Rhine, which perhaps received accessions from tribes...
Page 343 - Ista omnia illi alii testes iurati dicere debent, et hoc quod in mallo ante regem vel legitimo mallo publico ille qui accepit in laisum furtuna ipsa aut ante regem aut in mallo publico legitimo, hoc est in mallobergo ante teoda aut thunginum, furtunam illam quos heredes apellavit publice coraia populo fistucam in laiso iactasset, hoc est novem testes ista omnia debent adfirmare.
Page 5 - Geiriadur Cymraeg a Saesonaeg, ynghyd a grammadeg o iaith y Cymry. A dictionary of the Welsh language, with English synonymes and explanations. To which is prefixed a grammar of the Welsh language.
Page ix - SPURRELL, William Geiriadur Cymraeg a Seisoneg. A dictionary of the Welsh language. Utica, NY : printed and published by J. James Jones, 1864.

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