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Oscan Notes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

G. M. Bolling
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Language , Volume 14 , Issue 3: July-September , September 1938 , pp. 203 - 204
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Copyright © 1938 Linguistic Society of America

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References

1 Buck, Grammar of Oscan and Umbrian2 243-6 (Boston, 1928).

2 Class. Phil. 20.243-67 (1925).

3 Buck 230-9, esp. 235n.

4 Buck 239-40.

5 No vocative of the 1st declension is recorded in Oscan. If the form was like Umbrian Tursa, Serfia, Damla[ is entirely satisfactory.

6 Ignorance of the exact situation in Hell precludes a more precise suggestion; ‘bid’, ‘allow’, 'beg’ are possibilities.

7 No doubt the connotation was much like that of English to do anything about it 'to interfere'.

8 See Buck 98-9.

9 Buck 178; the form occurs in no. 31b4.

10 Buck 32.

11 Examples in Buck 32.