Journal of Indo-European Studies - Index

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Bachvarova, Mary R.
(2004) Topics in Lydian Verse: Accentuation and Syllabification	Volume 32, p. 227
Bader, Françoise
(1986) An IE Myth of Immersion-Emergence	Volume 14, p. 39
(1987) Hittite Duratives and the Problem of IE Present-Formations with Infix and Suffix	Volume 15, p. 121
Balanovsky, Oleg
(2019) Comments on the Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis	Volume 47, p. 166
Baldi, Philip
(1974) Indo-European *sek^w-	Volume 2, p. 77
Bammesberger, Alfred
(1982) On the Ablaut of Athematic Verbs in Indo-European	Volume 10, p. 43
(1983) The Weak Forms in the Germanic R-Stem Paradigm	Volume 11, p. 105
(1983) The Aorist Optative of -Roots in Sanskrit	Volume 11, p. 299
(1985) The Provenance of the Germanic Stem-Shape *habd	Volume 13, p. 467
(1988) The Paradigm of ja- verbs in Germanic	Volume 16, p. 233
(1991) On the Etymology of Old English fricca/ friccea	Volume 19, p. 349
(1995) Latin quattuor and Its Prehistory	Volume 23, p. 213
(1996) On Fresh Fish in Some (Indo-)European Languages	Volume 24, p. 399
Bankoff, J. Arthur and Frederick A. Winter
(1984) Northern Intruders in LH IIIC Greece: A View to the North	Volume 12, p. 1
Barber, E. J. W.
(1975) The PIE Notion of Cloth and Clothing	Volume 3, p. 294
(1989) Archaeolinguistics and the Borrowing of Old European Technology	Volume 17, p. 239
(1995) A Weaver's-eye View of the Second Millenium Tarim Basin Finds	Volume 23, p. 347
(2003) On Αιγ- as "Protection", Again	Volume 31, p. 337
(2010) On Middle Minoan Sites and Sight Lines: Communication Strategies in the Bronze Age Mediterranean	Volume 38, p. 1
Barber, Paul T.
(1990) Cremation	Volume 18, p. 379
(1995) Mummification in the Tarim Basin	Volume 23, p. 309
Barðdal, Jóhanna, Valgerður Bjarnadóttir, Serena Danesi, Tonya Kim Dewey, Thórhallur Eythórsson, Chiara Fedrianid & Thomas Smitherman
The Story of ‘Woe’	Volume 41, 321
Barlau, Stephen B.
(1976) An Outline of Germanic Kinship	Volume 4, p. 97
Bartoněk, Antonín
(2016) In Memoriam, Antonín Bartoněk	Volume 44, p. 520
Bauer, Brigitte L. M.
(1998) Impersonal Verbs in Italic: Their Development from an Indo-European Perspective	Volume 26, p. 91
(2015) Origins of Grammatical Forms and Evidence from Latin	Volume 43, p. 201
Bauschatz, Paul C.
(1975) Urth's Well	Volume 3, p. 53
Beckwith, Miles C.
(2002) Umbrian vestiçia and other Italic Sacraments	Volume 30, p. 205
van Beek, Lucien
(2011) The "Saussure effect" in Greek: a reinterpretation of the evidence	Volume 39, p. 129
Beekes, R. S. P.
(1976) Uncle and Nephew	Volume 4, p. 43
(1982) GAv. må and the PIE Word for 'Moon, Month,' and the Perfect Participle	Volume 10, p. 53
(1987) The Word for 'Four' in Proto-Indo-European	Volume 15, p. 215
(1997) Historical Phonology of Iranian	Volume 25, p. 11
(1998) The Origin of Latin aqua, and of *teutaa 'people'	Volume 26, p. 459
(2018) In Memoriam, Robert S. P. Beekes	Volume 46, p. 232
Beekes, Robert
(2009) Pre-Greek Names	Volume 37, p. 191
Beeler, M. S.
(1973) A New Edition of Venetic Texts	Volume 1, p. 245
Bek-Pedersen, Karen
(2006) Oppositions and Cooperations in the Baldr Myth, with Irish and Welsh Parallels	Volume 34, p. 5
(2007) A Myth in Folktale Clothing	Volume 35, p. 285
Bellquist, Julie Bonner
(1993) 'Badger' in Indo-European	Volume 21, p. 331
Benac, Alojz
(1981) Some Problems of the Western Balkans: The Beginning of Indo-Europeanization in the Coastal Zone of Yugoslavia and Albania	Volume 9, p. 15
Bengtson, John D.
(2013) Comments on “Evidence for Basque as an Indo-European Language” by Gianfranco Forni	Volume 41, p. 246
Bengtson, John D. and Václav Blazek
(2005) Sergei Anatolyevich Starostin (March 24, 1953 - September 30, 2005)	Volume 33, p. 307
(2012) Comments on Ilija Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronominal System with Indo-European and Phonological and Grammatical Evidence for a Genetic Relationship”	Volume 40, p. 156
Berman, Howard
(1973) Word Order in Venetic	Volume 1, p. 252
Best, Jan
(1989) Comparative Indo-European Linguistics and Archaeology: Towards a Historical Integration	Volume 17, p. 335
Bezlepkin, Alexander
(2014) The Name of Dionysos	Volume 42, p. 18
Bhattacharya, Kamaleswar
(1977) On the Relationship Between the Vigrahavyaavartanii and the Nyaayasuutra-s	Volume 5, p. 265
Billigmeier, Jon Chrïstian
(1976) The Origin of the Dual Reflex of Initial Cosonantal Indo-European *y in Greek	Volume 4, p. 221
Birnbaum, Henrik
(1973) The Original Homeland of the Slavs and the Problem of Early Slavic Linguistic Contacts	Volume 1, p. 407
(1974) Pre-Greek Indo-Europeans in the Southern Balkans and Aegean	Volume 2, p. 361
(1984) Indo-Europeans between the Baltic and the Black Sea	Volume 12, p. 235
Bizzocchi, Aldo Luiz
(2017) Consonantal Alternations in Indo-European Roots: Diatopic and/or Diachronic Variants or Functional Mechanism?	Volume 45, p. 235
Barðdala, Jóhanna, Valgerður Bjarnadóttir, Serena Danesi, Tonya Kim Dewey, Thórhallur Eythórsson, Chiara Fedrianid & Thomas Smitherman
The Story of ‘Woe’	Volume 41, 321
Bjorvand, Harald
(2007) The Etymology of English ale	Volume 35, p. 1
Blažek, Václav
(2001) On the Baltic Theonyms: Baltic-Italic Correspondences in Divine-Names	Volume 29, p. 351
(2002) Elamo-Arica	Volume 30, p. 215
(2005) HIC ERANT LEONES: Indo-European "lion"	Volume 33, p. 63
(2005) Sergei Anatolyevich Starostin (March 24, 1953 - September 30, 2005)	Volume 33, p. 307
(2007) From August Schleicher to Sergei Starostin: On the development of the tree-diagram models of the Indo-European languages	Volume 35, p. 82
(2012) Comments on Ilija Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronominal System with Indo-European and Phonological and Grammatical Evidence for a Genetic Relationship”	Volume 40, p. 156
(2015) A Long Way to “Far” Tocharian A lo, B lau and A lok, B lauke adv. “(a)far (off); away” in perspective of the Indo-European etymon “long”	Volume 43, p. 57
(2015) On the Lengthening of Verbal Bases in Indo-European in an Afroasiatic Perspective	Volume 43, p. 243
(2016) Iamos – the Greek Counterpart of the Indo-Iranian Twin-God *Yama-?	Volume 44, p. 350
(2017) Indo-European “Gold” in Time and Space	Volume 45, p. 267
(2018) Indo-European Dendronyms in the Perspective of External Comparison	Volume 46, p. 1
(2018) In Memoriam Vjačeslav Vsevolodovič Ivanov	Volume 46, p. 371
(2019) Tocharian B lasto in Balto-Slavic Perspective	Volume 47, p. 213
(2021) Greek σαύρα f. & σαῦρος m. “Lizard”	Volume 49, p. 105
(2021) Slavic *ryba “fish” in the Context of Indo-European Ichthyonymy	Volume 49, p. 474
(2022) Indo-European ‘stones’	Volume 50, p. 243
(2023) Tocharian ‘man’ vs. ‘god’ in Perspective of Semantic Oppositions	Volume 51, p. 105
Blažek, Václav and Douglas Q. Adams
(2023) Indo-European ‘bird’	Volume 50, p. 335
Blažek, Václav and Michal Schwarz
(2015) Prehistory of Tocharian yástaci 'Juniper' in the Perspective of Historical Phonetics	Volume 43, p. 423
Blažek, Václav and Martina Šmejkalová
(2020) The Sudeta Mountains in the Light of Etymology	Volume 48, p. 218
(2023) Mapping Indo-European Anatomical Terminology I: Greek κόλον “large intestine”, Armenian k‘aɫird & k‘aɫirt‘ “cavity of the body”, Brittonic *kalonā “heart”, Tocharian B kele “navel; center”, and the Word Family “navel” – “nave”	Volume 51, p. 34
Blažek, Václav and Lucie Vinšová
(2020) Study of the Zoonyms in the Mabinogion	Volume 48, p. 87
Bodeüs, Richard
(1974) An Iranian Profile of Democritus?	Volume 2, p. 63
Bomhard, Allen R.
(1977) The 'Indo-European-Semitic' Hypothesis Reexamined	Volume 5, p. 55
(1981) A New Look at Indo-European	Volume 9, p. 332
(1986) An Etymological Note: PIE *Hs-tér- 'Star'	Volume 14, p. 191
(2014) Hittite pa-ak-nu-	Volume 42, p. 291
(2019) The Origins of Proto-Indo-European: The Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis	Volume 47, p. 9
(2019) Response to the Comments	Volume 47, p. 199
Bökönyi, Sandor
(1978) The Earliest Waves of Domestic Horses in East Europe	Volume 6, p. 17
Bonfante, Giuliano
(1986) The Tocharian Accent (A and B)	Volume 14, p. 301
(1987) The Relative Position of the Indo-European Languages	Volume 15, p. 77
(1996) The Etymology of híppos	Volume 24, p. 111
(1996) Homer Text is Mycenean	Volume 24, p. 115
Bosch-Gimpera, P.
(1973) The Migration Route of the Indo-Aryans	Volume 1, p. 513
Boutkan, D. and M. G. Kossmann
(1999) Some Berber Parallels of European Substratum Words	Volume 27, p. 87
Braarvig, Jens
(1997) Horses and Ships in Vedic and Old Greek Material	Volume 25, p. 345
Bradley, K. R.
(1973) The Composition of Suetonius' Caesares Again	Volume 1, p. 257
(1976) Imperial Virtues in Suetonius' Caesares	Volume 4, p. 245
Bragg, Lois
(2004) Telling Silence: Aligualism in Old Icelandic Myth, Legend, and Saga	Volume 32, p. 267
Bray, Daniel
(2000) The End of Mythology: Hesiod's Theogony and the Indo-European Myth of the Final Battle	Volume 28, p. 359
Brekke, Torkel
(1998) Note on a Possible Reference to Ikaros in the Vinaya of the Muulasarvaastivaadins	Volume 26, p. 435
Bremmer, Jan
(1976) Avunculate and Fosterage	Volume 4, p. 65
Brenneman, Walter
(1991) Transformation and Symbolism in the Irish Celtic and IE Cattle Raiding Myth: A Symbolic Analysis	Volume 19, p. 73
Markey, T. L., Daphne Nash Briggs and Chris Rudd
(2022) Vepocunavos and the Corieltauvi	Volume 50, p. 196
Brosman, Paul W., Jr.
(1976) The Hittite Gender of Cognates of PIE Feminines	Volume 4, p. 141
(1978) The Hittite Gender of Cognates of PIE Neuters	Volume 6, p. 93
(1979) The Semantics of the Hittite Gender System	Volume 7, p. 227
(1981) The Origin of the PIE A-Stems	Volume 9, p. 255
(1982) Designation of Females in Hittite	Volume 10, p. 65
(1982) The Development of the PIE Feminine	Volume 10, p. 253
(1984) The IE Cognates of the Hittite ai- and au- Stems	Volume 12, p. 345
(1986) Lat. fides and the i-Stems with Nom. Sg. es	Volume 14, p. 337
(1987) The Latin Fifth-Dimension Nouns with Nom. Sg. iees	Volume 15, p. 327
(1992) The Greek Nouns in -w	Volume 20, p. 317
(1994) The Gothic ti-abstracts and the PIE Arbitrary Feminines	Volume 22, p. 347
(1997) Confirmation Concerning Two Aspects of Hittite Gender	Volume 25, p. 415
(2003) The Cognates of the Latin ti- Abstracts	Volume 31, p. 1
(2004) The Latin Feminine u-stems	Volume 32, p. 249
(2006) The Cognates of the Vedic í-stems	Volume 34, p. 401
(2008) PIH uw > um: A Reaffirmation	Volume 36, p. 383
(2010) The Cognates of the Gothic u- Stems	Volume 38, p. 384
Brown, Norman
(1974) Prelude to the Indra-Vrtra Battle (Rig-Veda 10,124)	Volume 2, p. 57
Bryant, Edwin
(2002) "'Somewhere in Asia,' and No More"	Volume 30, p. 341
Bubenik, Vit
(1993) Morphological and Syntactic Change in Late Middle Indo-Aryan	Volume 21, p. 259
Buchholz, Peter
(1984) Religious Sculpture in Roman Germania and Adjacent Regions	Volume 12, p. 31
Buchvaldek, Miroslav
(1980) Corded Pottery Complex in Central Europe	Volume 8, p. 393
Bukhave, Lisa
(2020) No Looking in the Night: On Disentangling Indo-European Folk Naratives in Religious Texts	Volume 48, p. 471
Bulatović, Aleksandar
(2014) Corded Ware in the Central and Southern Balkans: A Consequence of Cultural Interaction or an Indication of Ethnic Change?	Volume 42, p. 101
Burton, Philip
(1996) Using the Gothic Bible: Notes on Jared S. Klein 'On the Independence of Gothic Syntax'	Volume 24, p. 81
Bush, Archie C. and Joseph H. McHugh
(1974) Succession to the Throne of Rome through 192 A.D.	Volume 2, p. 259
Butrimas, Adomas and Gintautas Chesnys
(1990) The Emergence of the Pamariu (Baltic Coastal) Group of Indo-Europeans According to Archaeological and Anthropological Data	Volume 18, p. 359
Buyaner, David
(2007) The Myth of the Bridge of Separator: a Trace of Shamanistic Practices in Zoroastrianism?	Volume 35, p. 357
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