On the Origin and Ramifications of the English Language

1845

ON THE GENEALOGICAL ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF TRIBES	1

Note Dissertation on the different names of the Ionic	8

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE REAL CAUSES WHICH GAVE ORIGIN	18

FarsPharash	19

Locality	24

Terra del FuegoNorth American IndiansTartary	26

The Pelasgi of Homer Their Larissa apparently	29

Comparatively small proportion of the Population	32

ItalusItalia and the Italians	173

The existence of a Cimmeria in Italy doubtful	187

Asiatic names of various peopleChatæ Sasones	193

The Siceli formerly Oenotri and the Oenotri them	199

ON THE EARLIEST INHABITANTS OF GREAT BRITAIN	207

111	210

Etymology of Cornwall Wales and Albion	214

116	218

line 17 for dwellingplace read dwelling place	36

The Celtæ first mentioned by Herodotus Prodigious	42

Pharas The Persians	45

Admission of Cæsar Account of Strabo	48

Conjugation of Verbs	65

Original seat of the MasoGoths	71

Wide and indefinite meaning of the term Pelasgi	79

The Greek Language may receive illustrations from	85

Earliest seats of the Human RaceEgypt Hin	94

Europe peopled from AsiaThe Ligyes of Herodotus	95

51	100

Fundamental error of Pinkerton with regard to	102

The fundamental Law of the Principle of Population	108

Strabos account of the Gallicians evidently erroneous	112

60	113

Application of the Principle of Population to the ear	129

ON THE EARLIEST INHABITANTS OF GREECE THE PELASGI	136

Attempt to trace the Progress of the Scythians	144

The Antiquities of Greece can never be satisfactorily	150

Garan Celtic Geranos Greek Cran Saxon	158

List of Sanskrit Words with their Analogies in Greek	165

Food	167

Earliest names of the great divisions of England	221

ON ETYMOLOGY IN GENERAL	228

Goth Getæ	231

Impressions on the Organs of Sense the foundation	234

line 5 from bottom for Naturales read Naturalis	238

Formation of the Latin Diligo and the Greek Bou	240

The more proximate Sources of the English Language	266

line 8 for declination read declension	267

Remarks of Mr Locke	273

146	279

GENIUS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ITS CLOSE ANALOGY	286

156	292

General connection between the greater or less facility	299

AngloSaxon Sentences from the Ode on the Victory	305

ON THE GENIUS OF THE LANGUAGES OF ASIA AS COMPARED	307

Herodotus misquoted both by Dionysius and Spelman	309

Extracts from the Life of Nadir Shah a Persic work	313

Passage from Hafiz compared with one from Pope	319

Origin and Affinities of the leading European Lan	333

183	334

line 9 from bottom for invasion read invasions	338

line 13 for Ægialos read Aigialos	348

Titel	On the Origin and Ramifications of the English Language
Autor/in	Henry Welsford
Veröffentlicht	1845
Original von	Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
Digitalisiert	5. Mai 2011

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