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• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• IE silver?; was: Balkan Kurgans   Hans Holm
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Hans Holm
• Domesticating the Horse   Patrick C. Ryan
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Gábor Sándi
• Borrowing verbs [was: Basque <ibili>]   Ante Aikio
• Dating the final IE unity   Stefan Georg
• Nuristani   Richard F.Strand
• Celtiberian   Jim Rader
• approach - methodology - history   Gordon Selway
• Etymological dictionaries   Max Wheeler
• Borrowed verbs (Was: Basque <ibili>)   Jim Rader
• Domesticating the Horse   Stefan Georg
• Jose Perez' questions   Carol F. Justus
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Eduard Selleslagh
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Eduard Selleslagh
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   Carol F. Justus
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Carol F. Justus
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Christopher Gwinn
• Polar Models vs. real-world Intermediates   ECOLING at aol.com
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Gordon Selway
• R and r   Eduard Selleslagh
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Patrick C. Ryan
• Arabic "expanded" roots   Stefan Georg
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Dating the final IE unity   Richard M. Alderson III
• Indo-Hittite Hypothesis   Richard M. Alderson III
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Patrick C. Ryan
• "name" - was: evidence for "Urheimat"   Stefan Georg
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stefan Georg
• Domesticating the Horse   Patrick C. Ryan
• Jose Perez' questions [was: Re: *hwergh-, *hwerg- or *hwerk-?]   John McChesney-Young
• Dating the final IE unity   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Stefan Georg
• possessive [form of a] pronoun   Robert Whiting
• PU *nimi / PIE *HneH3men- (was: Re: IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics)   Ante Aikio
• British Celtic placenames [Was: the Wheel and Dating PIE]   Jim Rader
• Arabic "expanded" roots   Stefan Georg
• Basque <(h)anka>   Larry Trask
• misleading use of borrowed technical terms   Gordon Selway
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ante Aikio
• Pokorny-CD-Version; was:Jose Perez' questions   Hans Holm
• Carl Winter Verlag   Marc Pierce
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Robert Whiting
• 8-bit e-mail, again [was Re: "name" - was: evidence for "Urheimat"]   Eduard Selleslagh
• IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics   Eduard Selleslagh
• Welsh not [was: Renfrew's Celtic Scenario]   Eduard Selleslagh
• Jose Perez' questions [was: Re: *hwergh-, *hwerg- or *hwerk-?]   Fabrice Cavoto
• Domesticating the Horse   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• R and r   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• *-iH_2 [was Re: Domesticating the Horse]   Richard M. Alderson III
• R and r   petegray
• Jose Perez' questions   petegray
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   petegray
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   DSavignac at aol.com
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Patrick C. Ryan
• Domesticating the Horse   Patrick C. Ryan
• *-iH_2 [was Re: Domesticating the Horse]   Patrick C. Ryan
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   John Frauzel
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Stanley Friesen
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Stanley Friesen
• Assumptions in Computing phylogenies   Stanley Friesen
• Domesticating the Horse   Stanley Friesen
• Arabic "expanded" roots   Stanley Friesen
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Stanley Friesen
• possessive [form of a] pronoun   ECOLING at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Stanley Friesen
• Dating the final IE unity   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• non-Anatolian PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Basque Criteria 10 -17 for inclusion   ECOLING at aol.com
• Logical Gap   ECOLING at aol.com
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Re: Tocharian A wäs, B yasa   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Domesticating the Horse   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• PU *nimi / PIE *HneH3men- (was: Re: IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics)   Fabrice Cavoto
• Dating the final IE unity   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Domesticating the Horse   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Celtic word for horse   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Basque <egun> 'day'   Larry Trask
• Carl Winter Verlag   Gábor Sándi
• Hypergeometric? [was Re: GREEK PREHISTORY AND IE (EVIDENCE?)]   Vidhyanath Rao
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Vidhyanath Rao
• Pokorny-CD-Version; was:Jose Perez' questions   Eduard Selleslagh
• R and r   Eduard Selleslagh
• Carl Winter Verlag   Stefan Georg
• Jose Perez' questions   Stefan Georg
• Uralic Urheimat (was: Re: IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics)   Ante Aikio
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Jens Elmegaard Rasmussen
• About forcing a language on someone   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Carl Winter Verlag   George Hinge
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Xavier Delamarre
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Robert Orr
• Carl Winter Verlag   Brian M. Scott
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   Rick Mc Callister
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   rohan.oberoi at cornell.edu
• Assumptions in Computing phylogenies   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Patrick C. Ryan
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Domesticating the Horse   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Gordon Selway
• Dating the final IE unity   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Carol F. Justus
• Black Sea Flood; was: non-Anatolian PIE   Hans Holm
• Armenian, was: Horses   Hans Holm
• UPenn tree; was: Indo-Hittite Hypothesis   Hans Holm
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Basque <(h)anka>   roslyn frank
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stefan Georg
• Arabic "expanded" roots   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Excluding Basque data   roslyn frank
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Patrick C. Ryan
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• About forcing a language on someone   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Stanley Friesen
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stanley Friesen
• Celtic word for horse   Brian M. Scott
• Celtic word for horse   Brian M. Scott
• English as a creole   Brian M. Scott
• Italic close to Slavic?   James Bilbro
• The law   James Bilbro
• R and r   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Logical Gap   Brian M. Scott
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Gábor Sándi
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ante Aikio
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ante Aikio
• Dating the final IE unity   X99Lynx at aol.com
• PU *nimi / PIE *HneH3men- (was: Re: IE "Urheimat" and evidence from Uralic linguistics)   Ante Aikio
• Celtiberian   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stefan Georg
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stanley Friesen
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stanley Friesen
• PIE brown/Berlin &Kay   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Xavier Delamarre
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Gábor Sándi
• possessive [form of a] pronoun   Robert Whiting
• -r passive archaic or innovating?   Carol F. Justus
• Basque <(h)anka>   Eduard Selleslagh
• About forcing a language on someone   Eduard Selleslagh
• Italic close to Slavic?   ECOLING at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Dating the final IE unity   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• *-iH_2 [was Re: Domesticating the Horse]   Richard M. Alderson III
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Richard M. Alderson III
• Latin word formation   Stefan Georg
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Richard M. Alderson III
• About forcing a language on someone   Jon Patrick
• Mutual intelligibility of Vedic and Greek [was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE]   Richard M. Alderson III
• Dating the final IE unity   Richard M. Alderson III
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Patrick C. Ryan
• Dating the final IE unity   Richard M. Alderson III
• UPenn tree; was: Indo-Hittite Hypothesis   Richard M. Alderson III
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Celtic word for horse   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• "centum"/"satem" "exceptions" [was Re: Northwest IE attributes]   Stanley Friesen
• Celtic word for horse   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Excluding Basque data   Larry Trask
• Basque Criteria 10 -17 for inclusion (1)   Larry Trask
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   Vidhyanath Rao
• Basque Criteria 10 -17 for inclusion (2)   Larry Trask
• Assumptions in Computing phylogenies   Hans Holm
• the Bear and the north star   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ante Aikio
• Basque Criteria 10 -17 for inclusion (4)   Larry Trask
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Stanley Friesen
• *-iH_2 [was Re: Domesticating the Horse]   Patrick C. Ryan
• Hittite walwa 'lion' WAS: Bears and why they are mostly...   Alexander S. Nikolaev
• -r passive archaic or innovating?   Patrick C. Ryan
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   petegray
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• About forcing a language on someone   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Steve Gustafson
• Basque <(h)anka>   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Mutual intelligibility of Vedic and Greek [was Re: the Wheel and Dating P...   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   roslyn frank
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Robert Whiting
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ante Aikio
• Logical Gap   Larry Trask
• Ventris-Schele Mycenaean-Mayan Exhibition OPEN MARCH 9-AUG 1 @ Benson Rare Books   Carol F. Justus
• Celtic word for horse   Xavier Delamarre
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stanley Friesen
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   Vartan Matiossian
• i/u as original vowels [was "centum"/"satem" exceptions]   Patrick C. Ryan
• On the Horse in Italy, pt 1   X99Lynx at aol.com
• PIE brown/Berlin &Kay   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Latin word formation   petegray
• the Wheel and Dating PIE   petegray
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   petegray
• Italic close to Slavic?   Robert Orr
• the Bear and the north star   Stanley Friesen
• Bandkeramik and non-Anatolian PIE   Robert Orr
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Patrick C. Ryan
• About forcing a language on someone   Jim Rader
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Stefan Georg
• Edgar Polomé   Kevin Tuite
• Edgar Polome and JIES   Carol F. Justus
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Tonal and stress accents   jose.perez3
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• About forcing a language on someone   Plourde Eric
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Robert Whiting
• Latin word formation   Stefan Georg
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "   Jim Rader
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Gábor Sándi
• About forcing a language on someone   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Tonal and stress accents   Max Wheeler
• Tonal and stress accents   Guillaume JACQUES
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Rick Mc Callister
• Tonal and stress accents   Simona Klemencic
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Carol F. Justus
• Tonal and stress accents   Jens Elmegaard Rasmussen
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Richard M. Alderson III
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Richard M. Alderson III
• Tonal and stress accents   Richard M. Alderson III
• i/u as original vowels [was "centum"/"satem" exceptions]   Stanley Friesen
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Stanley Friesen
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stanley Friesen
• PIE brown/Berlin &Kay   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Robert Whiting
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Vidhyanath Rao
• pre-IE k > H   Patrick C. Ryan
• Brief interruption in list service   Rich Alderson
• Tonal and stress accents   petegray
• Mutual intelligibility of Vedic and Greek [was Re: the Wheel andDating P...   Vidhyanath Rao
• About forcing a language on someone   Patrick C. Ryan
• Tonal and stress accents   Patrick C. Ryan
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Eduard Selleslagh
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   Robert Orr
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Patrick C. Ryan
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Patrick C. Ryan
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Maria Anna Calamia
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Lieven Marchand
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PI   Jim Rader
• Tonal and stress accents   Guillaume JACQUES
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Steve Gustafson
• Basque <(h)anka>   Eduard Selleslagh
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Jens Elmegaard Rasmussen
• Basque <(h)anka>   Larry Trask
• pre-IE k > H   Plourde Eric
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   renato piva
• Tonal and stress accents   roslyn frank
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• PIE brown/Berlin &Kay   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Brian M. Scott
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• pre-IE k > H   Robert Orr
• pre-IE k > H   CONNOLLY at LATTE.MEMPHIS.EDU
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Vidhyanath Rao
• About forcing a language on someone   Vidhyanath Rao
• Congresso: "Verbo indoeuropeo"   Guido Borghi
• pre-IE k > H   Carol F. Justus
• Latin word formation   petegray
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   petegray
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   petegray
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   petegray
• Mutual intelligibility of Vedic and Greek [was Re: the Wheel andDating P...   petegray
• Tonal and stress accents   petegray
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Italic close to Slavic?   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Hittite walwa 'lion' WAS: Bears and why they are mostly...   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Black Sea Flood; was: non-Anatolian PIE   Anthony Appleyard
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Anthony Appleyard
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Vidhyanath Rao
• Conference in Copenhagen   Birgit Anette Olsen
• About forcing a language on someone   Plourde Eric
• SV: About forcing a language on someone   Lars Martin Fosse
• Tonal and stress accents   Herb Stahlke
• Tonal and stress accents   Jens Elmegaard Rasmussen
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Rick Mc Callister
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Dr. John E. McLaughlin
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Brian M. Scott
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Ross Clark
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Gábor Sándi
• Latin word formation   Stefan Georg
• pre-IE k > H   Carol F. Justus
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stanley Friesen
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stanley Friesen
• Black Sea Flood; was: non-Anatolian PIE   Stanley Friesen
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Carol F. Justus
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   proto-language
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Richard M. Alderson III
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Stanley Friesen
• pre-IE k > H   CONNOLLY at LATTE.MEMPHIS.EDU
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Vidhyanath Rao
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Vidhyanath Rao
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   proto-language
• pre-IE k > H   proto-language
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   Brent J. Ermlick
• Typology and the phonetics of laryngeals   Herb Stahlke
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   X99Lynx at aol.com
• Hittite walwa 'lion' WAS: Bears and why they are mostly...   petegray
• PIE e/o Ablaut   petegray
• Tonal and stress accents   petegray
• Horses   Geoffrey Summers
• pre-IE k > H   proto-language
• PIE e/o Ablaut   proto-language
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   X99Lynx at aol.com
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Robert Whiting
• Tonal and stress accents   Eduard Selleslagh
• An etymological question   Lars Martin Fosse
• Bears and why they mostly are called otherwise   Richard M. Alderson III
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Richard M. Alderson III
• linguistic maxims [was Re: pre-IE k > H]   Richard M. Alderson III
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Richard M. Alderson III
• TeX notation in e-mail [was Re: Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions]   Richard M. Alderson III
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Richard M. Alderson III
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   Stanley Friesen
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Richard M. Alderson III
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   Richard M. Alderson III
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Gábor Sándi
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   JoatSimeon at aol.com
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stefan Georg
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Gábor Sándi
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Robert Whiting
• minimal pairs (was: PIE e/o Ablaut)   Larry Trask
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   Robert Whiting
• PIE ablaut & Renfrew's Celtic Scenario   Carol F. Justus
• Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions   Larry Trask
• Brahui   Anthony Appleyard
• pre-IE k > H   Robert Whiting
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   petegray
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   petegray
• Tonal and stress accents   Miguel Carrasquer Vidal
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   proto-language
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   proto-language
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   proto-language
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Richard M. Alderson III
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stanley Friesen
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Stanley Friesen
• Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse"   Eduard Selleslagh
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Robert Whiting
• Brahui   Stefan Georg
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   Eduard Selleslagh
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   Eduard Selleslagh
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   X99Lynx at aol.com
• English as a creole   Anthony Appleyard
• Chaque mot a son histoire   Jacques Bisso
• TeX notation in e-mail [was Re: Loaded "HOW LIKELY" questions]   proto-language
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   proto-language
• pre-IE k > H   proto-language
• minimal pairs (was: PIE e/o Ablaut)   proto-language
• PIE e/o Ablaut   proto-language
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   Richard M. Alderson III
• the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE   Richard M. Alderson III
• PIE e/o Ablaut   proto-language
• Neanderthal DNA   Eduard Selleslagh
• PIE e/o Ablaut   proto-language
• minimal pairs (was: PIE e/o Ablaut)   Robert Whiting
• PIE e/o Ablaut   proto-language
• linguistic maxims [was Re: pre-IE k > H]   Carol F. Justus
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Richard M. Alderson III
• minimal pairs (was: PIE e/o Ablaut)   Richard M. Alderson III
• PIE e/o Ablaut   Stefan Georg
• Urheimat in Lithuania? (was Re: the Wheel and Dating PIE or NW-IE)   Brian M. Scott
• "lumpers"   Hans Holm
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   Robert Whiting
• Of Trees, nodes, and minimal paths (was Re: Urheimat in Lithuania?)   Robert Whiting
• Semantic alternatives (was Re: Dating the final IE unity, in particular the word for "horse")   Robert Whiting
• PIE e/o Ablaut   petegray
• PIE e/o Ablaut   petegray
• minimal pairs (was: PIE e/o Ablaut)   petegray

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