A Compendium of the Comparative Grammar of the Indo-European Sanskrit Greek and Latin Languages
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August Schleicher (182168) is often credited with being the first scholar to apply a ''family tree'' model to language groups. He had published extensively on individual European languages before his groundbreaking comparative Indo-European Compendium (also reissued in this series) appeared in German in 18612. The book was derived from his lectures and was intended to save his students note-taking and copying from the blackboard. Each section begins with his reconstruction of a Proto-Indo-European phonological or morphological feature and then shows how this is reflected in a range of daughter languages. This abridged English translation based on the German third edition appeared in 18747. Produced for students of Greek and Latin philology it focuses on the phonology and morphology of ''the original Indo-European language'' Sanskrit Greek and Latin omitting Schleicher''s extensive discussion of other languages and the comparative paradigms provided in the German edition. Volume 1 covers phonology.
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