[gothic-l] Eruli in the West

Bertil Haggman mvk575b at TNINET.SE
Thu Feb 14 11:06:34 UTC 2002


Of course the claims underneath are not correct. What
is likely meant by Taylor is that it is not imperative to believe
or not believe the research he presents. He is letting it
be decided by the reader. If the interpretation underneath
would be correct I am sure Taylor would have engaged
in further comments. He did not. I found Taylor a very
thorough researcher and should be regarded as maybe
the leading expert on the Eruli. He is so to say with Neumann
covering the whole picture, from the beginning to the
end, in contrast to the limits on Eruli in Central Europe.

Also in the personal names we can find a Scandinavian
connection: "A Scandinavian connection is seen in the
name Hariso, only to be found also in Himlingoeje, Zealand,
provbaly feminine." (p. 469)

Bertil Haggman


> Yes we do, in the given context there is no doubt that Taylor meant
> that none of the arguments convince. A 'nichtzwingendes Argument' is
> an argument that is unable to proof anything, although it may not be
> inherently wrong.  Unfortunately, Taylor does not engage in a
> discussion of these arguments either so he refrains from saying
> anything stronger than just that they do not convince in proving a
> ling between Eruli and Scandinavia (which is obvious from the nature
> of the arguments). His failure to discuss the arguments is a major
> short comming of the article, but I suppose he was pressed for space
> and felt that it was not important enough. Hence, he simply states
> that he finds none of them able to prove a link between the Eruli and
> Scandinavia.



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