Indo-European Linguistics and Classical Philology – XIX

Proceedings of the 19th Conference in Memory of Professor Joseph M. Tronsky June 22–24, 2015

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• E. V. Antonets Cicero’s speech for Ligarius: composition and style as an instrument of defense (pp. 3–17)
• D. E. Afinogenov What is the Russian Land actually «beyond»? (pp. 18–25)
• A. S. Balakhovskaya Allegorical interpretations in the exegetic works of John Chrysostom and Theodoret of Cyrus (pp. 26–34)
• A. V. Bannikov, O. V. Przhigodzkaya Some features of Latin military terminology in late IV century (pp. 35–46)
• A. E. Belikov Statistical analysis of the I century AD epic poets’ vocabulary in comparison with the Sallustian corpus (pp. 47–53)
• A. V. Belousov Two Greek defixiones revisited (pp. 54–61)
• S. G. Bolotov [The second] Thurneysen’s law (the law of the nasal clusters), Latin gerundives, Latin nomina abstracta in -ō, -inis, and… Kluge’s law. Pt. I. Clusters with the dentals (pp. 62–71)
• V. A. Bondar Habban/hæfdon+participle II in “Lives of Saints” by abbot Ælfric: perfect? (pp. 72–88)
• G. I. Borisov Lexical changes in Lex Salica Karolina (pp. 89–99)
• N. V. Braginskaya, R. R. Nakipov Daphnis and Enkidu (pp. 100–113)
• D. A. Bratkin On God-Fearing Nile Crocodiles (Plut., De Iside 358a) (pp. 114–122)
• A. Yu. Bratukhin Ἡ ἀληθὴς φιλοσοφία of Clement of Alexandria (pp. 123–131)
• L. V. Bratukhina Pan in Crimea: the image of the Greek god in Nabokov’s poem (pp. 132–140)
• A. S. Vanyukov Can Latin tempus fall in? Some remarks on the Cius inscription (CIL III 7494 = ILS 770) and uses of the verb ingruo (pp. 141–150)
• O. A. Voloshina The Old Indian concept of dhātu in European linguistics (pp. 151–157)
• G. M. Vorobyev Theodore Gaza’s neologisms in his translation of Aristotle’s De animalibus and their reception in modern zoology (pp. 158–168)
• N. Ganina Die moskauer Barbaralegende aus dem Strassburger Reuerinnenkloster (RSB, f. 68, no. 446) (pp. 169–178)
• E. V. Grigoryeva Armenian Translations of Aristotle in the Commentary on the Analytics by David the Invincible (pp. 179–192)
• G.-R. A.-K. Guseynov Probable Indo-Arian loanwords in the Nakh-Daghestanian languages and the problem of the original localization and the subsequent distribution of these languages (pp. 193–202)
• V. G. Dolgopolov The classification of Talmudical statements by a Medieval Christian writer in his «Extracts from the Talmud» (Ms BNF 16558): errores, stultitiae, fabulae (pp. 213–222)
• S. K. Egorova The Horatian Priamel (pp. 223–228)
• F. Eloeva, E. Sausverde Culture Hero As a Former Intriguer (pp. 229–241)
• A. A. Eseleva Passive Constructions with Three-Place Verbs of Giving and Deprivation in OE Prose (pp. 242–251)
• E. V. Zheltova On the language egocentrism and anomalous paradigms in Latin (pp. 252–263)
• N. Yu. Zhivlova Ériu and Codal: raising up a goddess and an island (pp. 264–272)
• Ya. L. Zabudskaya Typology of Tragic Hypothesis (pp. 273–284)
• A. I. Zolotukhina Several interpretations of the Socrates’ Dream in Crito: from Aristotle to the Megarians (pp. 285–294)
• M. N. Kazanskaya Sappho fr. 183 Voigt (= Alcaeus fr. 412 Voigt) and Ancient Scholarship on the αἰγίς (pp. 310–327)
• N. N. Kazansky Semantic non-differentiation of roots and the issue of rootextenders in Proto-Indo-European (*terH1-, *triHx-b-, etc.) (pp. 328–340)
• N. V. Kareva, A. K. Filippov Russian translation of French proverbs in the “New French Grammar Composed in Questions and Answers” by V. Teplov (pp. 341–357)
• M. L. Kisilier “You are welcome” or what do Tsakonians mean as they say it? (pp. 363–367)
• M. L. Kisilier, V. V. Fedchenko Some remarks on archaic phenomena in Modern Greek dialects (pp. 368–373)
• E. I. Kislova French grammars in Russian seminaries in the 18th century (pp. 374–382)
• S. D. Kleyner The Gothic Future: a Tense That Doesn't Exist (pp. 383–400)
• V. V. Kozak Reflections of Slavic-Romance contacts in the Glagolitic inscriptions (XIth–XVIIIth centuries) from the Krk island (pp. 401–410)
• V. B. Kolosova Ethnobotanic studies. IX. Sundew (pp. 411–424)
• E. V. Korovina On the metric structure of Song of Ullikummi (pp. 425–430)
• A. V. Kotova A series of similes in the Aeneid XII (pp. 431–441)
• P. A. Kocharov The PIE root final consonant clusters and root extensions (pp. 442–454)
• E. V. Kravchenko Synonyms for sea sǣ and mere in the history of the Germanic languages and in the poetic language of Beowulf (pp. 455–471)
• E. R. Kryuchkova Sanskrit roots tard-, tarh- and star- (pp. 472–485)
• A. E. Kuznetsov Opigena Iuno and Etruscan Ocnus: Their Way to Paulus’ Epitome De Verborum Significatu (pp. 486–499)
• E. A. Kuzmenko The Perception of Death and its Types in Dialogus miraculorum of Caesarius of Heisterbach (pp. 500–512)
• Yu. K. Kuzmenko The shortened variant of the runic spell with -istil(aR) (pp. 513–541)
• S. V. Kullanda Sakas the Cup-bearer (pp. 542–543)
• A. D. Kurilova Disposition of speech in hand-written Latin rhetorical books composed in Russia in the 18th century (pp. 544–549)
• A. V. Lebedev The Theogony of Epimenides of Crete and the origin of the Orphic-Pythagorean doctrine of reincarnation (pp. 550–584)
• E. V. Leonova ΞΕΝΟΣ in Greek folk songs (pp. 585–594)
• L. T. Leushina Classical philology in Siberia (pp. 595–602)
• S. Luraghi Instrument and Cause in the Indo-European languages and in Proto-Indo-European (pp. 603–618)
• A. I. Lyubzhin A man on a throne. On the beginnings of a might-have-been Alexander’s myth (pp. 619–623)
• A. M. Malomud The interpretation of Αἰνελένη в Nic. Ther. 310 (pp. 624–627)
• E. M. Matveev Poetical illustrations in M. V. Lomonosov’s “Brief Guide to Eloquence” (pp. 635–646)
• T. A. Mikhaylova (Smirnova) «Exagoge» Ezekiel the Tragedian: on the interpretation of the author's view of the world (pp. Страницы)
• M. A. Molina Marked word order OSV in Hittite, its functions and regularity (pp. 655–663)
• V. T. Musbakhova Argonauts’ return journey in the Orphic Argonautica: from the Phasis to the Tanais (pp. 664–682)
• L. Naiditsch, N. Swetosarowa Dialectological Projects of V. M. Zhirmunski and the Word Index of L. R. Sinder (pp. 683–698)
• A. A. Nemirovskiy, A. V. Safronov Who destroyed Hattuša? (pp. 699–713)
• E. P. Novikova The place of the phonetic examples of Italic languages in the works of early Roman grammarians (Varro, Verrius, Scaurus) (pp. 714–726)
• M. I. Novikova Latin faxo and Venetic vha.g.s.to (pp. 727–736)
• O. P. Pavlova De Isidori Etymologiarum libri XIX capitis 2 pericope 9 emendanda (pp. 737–739)
• E. A. Parina A Middle Welsh translation of Flores dietarum (pp. 740–746)
• A. E. Petrosyan On the origin of the name and image of Apollo (pp. 747–753)
• A. V. Podosinov To the problem of sources of Ps.-Arrian’s Periplus Ponti Euxini (pp. 754–766)
• O. V. Popova Are the Old Babylonian texts “The Siege of Uršu” and “A Letter of Labarna (Hattusili I) to Tunip-Teššub, ruler of Tigunanum” a transitional stage between the cuneiform tradition of Alalakh VII and the Hittite tradition (pp. 767–779)
• L. Repanšek Καλαμαντία (Ptol. II, 11, 15) (pp. 780–790)
• I. V. Rybakova Argonautica of Apollonius Rhodius as Hymn to Argonauts (pp. 791–802)
• A. V. Safronov The Greek tradition about Tyrsenians and Pelasgians in Anatolia and its Egyptian counterparts (pp. 803–810)
• M. G. Seleznev The most famous word in the Septuagint (pp. 811–823)
• A. V. Sideltsev The Syntax of Hittite Negations (pp. 824–837)
• M. V. Skrzhinskaya Awards in Olbia (pp. 838–844)
• M. N. Slavyatinskaya Homer’s language and modern linguistics (some observations) (pp. 845–864)
• A. I. Solopov ‘Old’ and ‘New’ in Greco-Roman Geographic Nomenclature (pp. 865–871)
• E. A. Sorokina On one disputable fragment from Beowulf and an archaic designation of dwelling (pp. 872–881)
• T. V. Toporova A comparative analysis of the designations of the water in the Old Icelandic Elder Edda and in the Old Indian Rigveda (pp. 882–889)
• S. R. Tokhtasyev From the onomastics of the Northern Black Sea Area. XXII. Several Scythian and Sarmatian personal names (pp. 890–898)
• A. A. Trofimov On the etymology of PIE *ku̯sep- ‘night’ (pp. 899–909)
• V. V. Fayer Caesura in Greek hexameter and the problem of weak word-breaks (pp. 910–922)
• A. I. Falileev Varia Dalmatica (pp. 923–934)
• K. V. Kharitonova Pragmaticalization of Adverbs in Sanskrit (Based on verbal markers of authority in Manusmṛti) (pp. 935–945)
• M. L. Khorkov The concept of conscience in the sermons of John Tauler and its eucharistic context (pp. 946–953)
• A. Chernoglazov Pluralis reverentiae as a norm of the Byzantine epistolary etiquette? (pp. 954–963)
• A. B. Chernyak The term «Romance languages» and brothers von Schlegel (pp. 964–974)
• Yu. A. Shakhov Is there a grammatical category of animacy in Latin? (pp. 975–986)
• A. V. Shatskov Another verbal suffix in Hittite? (pp. 987–995)
• I. A. Sheff Simile as a rhetorical device in Aristotle's Rhetoric (pp. 996–1007)
• M. E. Shlyakhter Causatives in the poems of Chandidas (15–16 cc.) (pp. 1008–1022)
• E. V. Yanzina, O. V. Korneev Some comments on the role of grammar in creation of the language of ancient Greek philosophy (pp. 1034–1050)
• M. V. Yatsenko Nomina dicendi in Old English Caedmon’s poems (on the reception of Christian hymnody in Anglo-Saxon poetic tradition) (pp. 1051–1060)
• S. A. Yatsyk Scientia, sapientia, philosophia: John of Wales' hierarchy of knowledge (pp. 1061–1069)