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Place-names ofthe Ebro Valley: their linguistic origins | Alex Mullen, Southern Gaul and the Mediterranean: multilingualism and multiple identities in the Iron Age and Roman periods. Cambridge classical studies. Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2013. xix, 455 p.DocID: 1qmhV - View Document |
![appendix C Versions of this talk were given at the Department of Irish and Celtic Studies, Queen’s University Belfast, in May 2011 and at the XIV Congress of Celtic Studies at Maynooth in August[removed]A Celtic Verbal](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/4399bf115df1ba195828eb3a26b7335a.jpg "appendix C Versions of this talk were given at the Department of Irish and Celtic Studies, Queen’s University Belfast, in May 2011 and at the XIV Congress of Celtic Studies at Maynooth in August[removed]A Celtic Verbal") | appendix C Versions of this talk were given at the Department of Irish and Celtic Studies, Queen’s University Belfast, in May 2011 and at the XIV Congress of Celtic Studies at Maynooth in August[removed]A Celtic VerbalDocID: 11pdd - View Document |
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 | Was Catu- Really Celtic for Battle? Anthony Durham & Michael Goormachtigh www.proto-english.org/catu.pdfDocID: 4OVF - View Document |