Re: Gothic

I know the MLA published an Introduction to Gothic; I don't think it's still in
print but I've been wrong before. I don't have it; I do have Wright's book
"Grammar of the Gothic Language" (which may not be the same as that mentioned
below, and copyright seems to be held by Oxford U. P.). There's also an online
Introduction to Gothic:

http://mendota.terracom.net/~dorothea/david/gothic/

...of which I know little.

Alfred
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On Thu, 6 Dec 2001 19:12:31    David Starner wrote:
>On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 11:28:20AM +1100, Tristan Alexander McLeay wrote:
>> I once had a nice Gothic teach youself grammar kind of thing, but I've
>> since forgotten where I found it. Does anyone know where it could've been?
>> or where another one is that could be better?
>
>My library has a copy of "A Gothic Primer", by Joseph Wright, from the
>early 20th century. I could scan it for you, if you want. (Yes, I'm
>serious; as I mentioned earlier, scanning and editing stuff for Project
>Gutenberg, which posts public domain stuff on the web, is a hobby for
>me.)
>
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