Re: Tutonia (jara: Country names)

Jan van Steenbergen scripsit:

> Hm, that would be "mut" and "sard". But I wouldn't go as far as to call the IB
> Germans "Muci".
Why not, if the Slavs do?

> save me the effort of redoing my map of Eastern Europe.
Good point.

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