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1998 · 36193 — Institute for the Study of Man. 1998. Softcover. Very Good. Very faint Foxing. Else very minor shelfwear.; Numbers 1 & 2 pp. 1-288 Numbers 3 & 4 pp. 289-512; JIES Vol. 26 Nos. 1 & 2 3 & 4; 26; 512 pages; Ahyan Stépan Indo-European Mythical Theme of the Final Battle in the 'History of the Armenians' by Movses Khorenatsi 447 Bauer Brigitte L. M. Impersonal Verbs in Italic: Their Development from an Indo-European Perspective 91 Beekes Robert S. P. The Origin of Lat. Aqua and of teuta 'people' 459 Brekke Torkel Note on a Possible Reference to Ikaros in the Vinaya of the Muulasarvaastivaadins 435 Duhoux Yves Pre-Hellenic Language s of Crete 1 Freeman Philip M. Saturnian Verse and Early Latin Poetics 61 Haarmann Harald On the Problem of Primary and Secondary Diffusion of Indo-Europeans and Their Languages 391 Levitt Stephan Hillyer Is There a Genetic Relationship between Indo-European and Dravidian 131 Mair Victor H. Comments on Stefan Zimmer 'Modern Necromancy or How to Make Mummies Speak' 181 Mallory J. P. Book Reviews 199 Miller Dean A. On the Mythology of Indo-European Heroic Hair 41 Polomé Edgar C. Germanic Etymological Dictionary 191 Book Chronicle 205 Re-Reading Dumézil's 'Mythes et Dieux Des Germains' 475 Book Chronicle 480 Puhvel Jaan Computing in Latin and Hittite 161 Schrijver Peter The British Word for 'Fox' and Its Indo-European Origin 421 Shields Kenneth On the Indo-European Reflexive 121 Tuite Kevin Achilles and the Caucasus 289 Vennemann Theo Etymology and Phonotactics: Latin grandisvs. Basquehandi 'big' and Similar Problems 345 Woodhouse Robert Bonfante's Illyrian Horse 467 Grassmann's Law before Consonant Shift in Messapic and 'Pelasgian' 469 Zimmer Stefan Modern Necromancy or How to Make Mummies Speak 163 . Institute for the Study of Man paperback