Some General Grammatical Differences between the Modern Germanic Languages with a View to Language History

Modern Germanic
Old English
Old Saxon
Old Low Franconian As The
Old Swedish
Old Frisian
Professor John
Ole Askedal

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December 2014

Abstract

The recorded history of the Germanic languages is one of diversification. The oldest sources allow for the reconstruction of a fairly uniform pre-historical Germanic with fairly modest internal variation. The attested Old Germanic languages comprise the following: the mostly Scandinavian language of the runic inscriptions (from 2nd c.), Gothic (second half o

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