Antes?

[Michael Erwin]

I'm not convinced 'Antes' is an ethnonym. The name comes from  
Jordanes, after all.

If the root is Gothic, any Ans- Ant- or Anth- could yield 'Antes' in  
transliteration.

If the root is not Gothic, some other forms might also do so.

(Ni quotha inuh Gutrazda ei meljo in razdai mainon)




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