Very faint Foxing. Else minor shelfwear. A few indents to rear wrap and last few pages of 2nd vol. ; Numbers 1 & 2 pp. 1-204 Numbers 3 & 4 pp. 205-520; JIES Vol. 30, Nos. 1 & 2, 3 & 4; Vol. 30; 520 pages; Agrawal, D. P. Comments on 'Indigenous Indo-Aryans and theRigveda' 335 Allen, N. J. The Stockmen and the Disciples 27 Beckwith, Miles C. Umbrianvestiçia and other Italic Sacraments 205 Blazek, Václav Elamo-Arica 215 Bryant, Edwin "'Somewhere in Asia,' and No More" 341 Daryaee, Touraj Sight, Semen, and the Brain: Ancient Persian Notions of Physiology in Old and Middle Iranian Texts 103 Eska, Joseph F. And Wallace, Rex E. Thoughts on Vercellieu 129 Franklin, John Curtis Harmony in Greek and Indo-Iranian Cosmology 1 Hamp, Eric P. IE 'spleen' 145 Huld, Martin Some Thoughts on Amazons 93 Linguistic Science, Truth, and the Indocentric Hypothesis353Kazanas, N. Indigenous Indo-Aryans and theRigveda 275 Kuz'mina, E. E. Comments on Kazanas' "Indigenous Indo-Aryans and theRigveda" 365 Loughlin, Eleanor The Bovine Mother: Bronze Age Images of the Cow from Crete and the Eastern Mediterranean 41 Mallory, J. P. Indigenous Indo-Aryans: the Preservation and Total Distribution Principles 375 Meadow, Richard H. A Note on the Horse in Pre- and Proto-historic South Asia: A Comment on Kazanas 389 Miller, Dean Kingship: Pre-IE Patterns and IE Innovations in the Mediterranean Area 79 Nielsen, Katherine "Hver tídendi eru at segja frá um ragnarøkr?": The Debate over Christian Influences in Norse Indo-European Tradition 61 Parpola, Asko Comments on "Indigenous Indo-Aryans and theRigveda" 395 Rose, Sarah R. Two Versions of the Sanskrit Urvasi Myth: From dangerous to docile 243 Zimmer, Stefan The Easy Way to Truth: "Heaven Does Not Lie" 401 JIES Reviews Archeology 151, 411 Linguistics 160, 443 Mythology 195, 484
