[gothic-l] Re: The Goths, Gutland (Gutones) and the Guta Saga

[Tore Gannholm]

Anders,
 What is your problem? I don't know what your position at the University of
Stockholm is.
However do you not read what the earlier professors in Nordic languages in
Stockholm and Uppsala have written. They were no fools. I have earlier
quoted professor Elias Wessén.

The Professor in Nordic languages at the University of Stockholm Ingemar
Olsson (he passed away earlier this year) I consider a good linguist. He
was a good friend of mine and I got much help from him with litterature
references in my research of the Gotlandic history.

Tore




>> Swedish and Gotlandic are two different languages. Gotlandic being
>the
>> older language.
>
>Hi Tore,
>
>Please present a reference for this statement. It would really
>interest me. So far I agree with Dirks last post on the subject and
>I  don't need to repeat it. However, here don't believe in any
>conspiracy from Stockholm scholars.
>
>Or is it a contest for the first word or something like that? Then
>perhaps, perhaps Gotland wins over the "present Sweden" but certainly
>not over "present Denmark" with iu[th]arkgwhnijp[e^]zstbeml[ng]dof
>sueus. But this is hardly gutnish anyway.
>
>Anders Malmqvist
>
>
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