High Quality
Open the downloaded document, and select print from the file menu (PDF reader required).
R
UNES
A
ROUND THE
N
ORTH
S
EA AND
O
N THE
C
ONTINENT
AD
150-700;T
EXTS
&
C
ONTEXTS
Proefschrift
ter verkrijging van het doctoraat in de Letteren,aan de Rijksuniversiteit van Groningenop gezag van deRector Magnificus, dr. F. van der Woude,in het openbaar te verdedigen opdonderdag 27 november 1997des namiddags om 1.15 uurdoorJantina Helena LooijengaGeboren op 12 juni 1948te Groningen
Promotor Prof. Dr. T. HofstraISBN 90-6781-014-2
R
UNES
A
ROUND THE
N
ORTH
S
EA AND
O
N THE
C
ONTINENT
AD
150-700;T
EXTS
&
C
ONTEXTS
This research was made possible by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research.Het onderzoek is uitgevoerd met steun van de Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappe-lijk Onderzoek (NWO).
Runes Around the N Sea and on the Continent AD 150 to 700 Thesis
Info and Rating
Sections
« prev | next »- 1. Aim of this study
- 2. Points of departure
- 3. Methods
- 4. A Division into two Runic Periods
- 5. On the graphic rendering of runes, findplaces, transliterations etc
- 6. Anomalous runes and doubtful cases
- 2. From the pre-Roman Iron Age to the late-Germanic Iron Age
- 3. The emergence of an elite
- 8. England
- 2. The quest
- 3. Runes and Romans on the Rhine
- 4. More Roman connections
- 5. The first runographers
- 6. The West Germanic hypothesis
- 7. Conclusions
- 8. Some thoughts about the development of the runic writing system
- 1. Classification of contents
- 2. Some backgrounds of early runic writing
- 3. Runes and rituals
- 4. Comparing the corpora46
- 5. The Early English and Frisian corpora
- 7. The influence of Latin
- 8. Syntaxis and division marks
- 9. About the significance of runeforms
- 11. The yew rune
- 12. The fate of the j rune, Gmc *jara, OE gsr, jar
- 1. Introduction
- PERIOD I, legible and (partly) interpretable inscriptions
- 3. Illegible and/or uninterpretable inscriptions
- 4. Gothic or South-East European runic finds
- 5. PERIOD II, Monumental inscriptions on stone: the Blekinge inscriptions
- 6. Summary and Conclusions
- 2. ALU
- 3. AUJA
- 6. LAUKAZ
- 7. CHECKLIST RUNIC BRACTEATES
- 1. Introduction
- 3. Illegible and/or uninterpretable inscriptions
- 4. No runes
- 5. The shift ai > ae; the interchange of u and w, and of b and w
Add a Comment
Hallieksleft a comment