Folia Linguistica Historica

Title Publication Date Language Citations
DO - SUPPORT IN THE WRITINGS OF LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU: A CHANGE IN PROGRESS1985/01/012
ON EXPLAINING MACROVARIATION IN THE SIBILANT AND NASAL SUFFIXES OF ENGLISH1989/01/012
STYLISTIC ASPECTS OF SYNTACTIC CHANGE1985/01/012
THE ORIGINS OF EUEOPEAN SYNTAX1980/01/012
L’OUVERTURE DE LA VOYELLE (e) ISSUE DE (e) ROMAN ENTRAVE (Ē, Ĭ LATINS) EN ANCIEN FRANÇAIS ESSAI DE DATATION ET DE LOCALISATION1984/01/012
ERGATIVE, PASSIVE AND THE OTHER DEVICES OF FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE1989/01/012
ON THE PLAUSIBILITY OF OLD ENGLISH DIALECTOLOGY: THE NINTH-CENTURY KENTISH CHARTER MATERIAL2001/01/012
THE DRIFT AWAY FROM ERGATIVITY:DIACHRONIC POTENTIALS IN SHERPA1980/01/012
WHY OLD FRISIAN IS STILL QUITE OLD2004/01/012
IE *pt IN SLAVIC1982/01/012
COMPENSATORY LENGTHENING IN OLD ENGLISH2004/01/012
The sound change *s- > n- in Arapaho2013/01/012
Investigating the emergence of the definite article in Old English: About categorization, gradualness and constructions2012/01/012
The lexicalization of causative verbs in the Yi group2007/01/012
A phonetic account of Anglian smoothing2007/01/012
ON THE CONDITIONAL AS A MOOD IN FRENCH1981/01/01English2
BLOCKING ENVIRONMENTS IN OLD HIGH GERMAN UMLAUT1994/01/012
THE VOICING OF FRICATIVES IN WEST GERMANIC AND THE PARTIAL CONSONANT SHIFT2003/01/012
Early progressive passives2013/01/011
Case overlap in Medieval Cypriot Greek: A socio-historical perspective2010/01/011
Aspects of punctuation in the Old English Apollonius of Tyre2005/01/011
Lines on an African-Semitic language: The case of Tigrinya2005/01/011
Old English -fæst: A case of grammaticalisation2007/01/011
À propos de la matere esmeue dans les Problèmes d’Évrart de Conty: étude distributionnelle et variationnelle des verbes mouvoir et esmouvoir en moyen français2007/01/011
The (socio-)linguistic cycle of Definite Article Reduction2007/01/011
Peter Bellwood & Colin Renfrew, eds.: Examining the farming/language dispersal hypothesis2006/01/011
HYPERTHEMES IN ÆLFRIC1981/01/01English1
SPECIFICATIONAL PSEUDO-CLEFTS IN OLD JAPANESE2005/01/01English1
BED & BOARD: THE ROLE OF ALLITERATION IN TWIN FORMULAS OF MIDDLE ENGLISH PROSE2005/01/01English1
NONSPECIFIC FREE RELATIVES AND (ANTI)GRAMMATICALIZATION IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN2005/01/01English1