Journal of Onomastics

Articles

• Introduction to the main topic onomastics and antiquity studies

  Ludwig Rübekeil, Martin Hannes Graf

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• On ‘Old European hydronymy’ – or what remains of it (Main Topic)

  Bichlmeier Bichlmeier

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• Schüss and Susch – two Celtic Segusia names? (Main Topic)

  Luzius Thöny

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• Phantom roots and erroneous segmentation. Claims of “ancient” names in non-scholarly discourse (Main Topic)

  Karl Hohensinner

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• Historical contact onomastics in Lower Rhaetia and the reconstruction of Old Romansh (Main Topic)

  Elia Ackermann

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• Additions and corrections to my Bavarian-Slavic phonetic transcrip- tion apparatus (with a glossary of names) – Slavia Tirolens (Main Topic)

  Emanuel Klotz

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• The antiquity of the German-Slavic contact zone. The Hersfeld tithe register and its classification in terms of settlement history (Main Topic)

  Christian Zschieschang

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• Celtic (and Rhaetian?) personal names in the pre-Roman epigraphy of Switzerland (Main Topic)

  Corinna Salomon

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• On the toponymy of the civitas Helvetiorum. Archaeological investigations of names (Main Topic)

  Albrecht Greule, Andrea Francesco Lanzicher

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• The Victorids. Onomastic and linguistic-historical reflections on an early medieval genealogy of Raetia Prima (Main Topic)

  Wolfgang Haubrichs

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• The names of the Translatio s. Alexandri and Old Saxon in Fulda (Main Topic)

  Christoph Hössel

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• The growth of names in early medieval aristocratic groups: the Merovingians (Main Topic)

  Volker Schimpff

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• The conclusion of a “project of the century”, the St. Gallen Name Book: looking back at the last few years

  Elia Ackermann

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• Onomastic settlement history of the province of Salzburg

  Julian Blaßnigg

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• The oldest document on the Saxon Vogtland as a linguistic monument to early German-Slavic language contact in the Middle Ages

  Karlheinz Hengst

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• Laubach und Lautitz. With a bow to the grand master of Saxon-Sorbian oikonomastics

  Bernd Koenitz

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• Agricultural Production in Luxembourg in the light of its Micro-Toponymy (Part One)

  Sam Mersch

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• On the Determination of the Source Value of Forged Charters in Historical Toponomastics

  Melinda Szőke

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• Gender-neutral names in Czech

  Jana Valdrová

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