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PART 7

XLI. The Pelasgian language

XLI.1. The Pelasgian language according to Biblical and Homeric traditions

XLI.2. The Pelasgians spoke a barbarian language, according to Herodotus

XLI.3. The ethnic character of the ancient barbarian language

XLI.4. The Latin language considered as a barbarian language

XLI.5. The peregrine language

XLI.6. The barbarian Latin language also called “lingua prisca”

XLI.7. The language of the Getae and the Dacians

XLI.8. The Sarmatic language

XLI.9. The barbarian language in Macedonia and in the provinces of Illyricum

XLI.10.I. Elements of barbarian Latin language

XLI.10.II.

XLI.10.III.

XLI.11. The Saliarae songs (Carmina Saliaria)

XLI.12. Barbarian incantations

XLI.13. The song of the Arvali brothers (Carmen Fratrum arvalium)

XLI.14. The Pelasgian inscription from Lemnos island

XLI.15. The two Pelasgian dialects, Latin and Arimic (I – II)

XLI.16. The corruption of the Latin and Arimic dialects in Italy

XLI.17. The origin of the definite post-posed article “lu”, “le” and “a” (I – III)