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Ancient languages / Gaulish language / Ogham / Brythonic languages / Celts / British language / Celtic studies / Forfeda / Italo-Celtic / Celtic culture / Celtic languages / Indo-European languages
Date: 2011-09-02 02:54:40
Ancient languages
Gaulish language
Ogham
Brythonic languages
Celts
British language
Celtic studies
Forfeda
Italo-Celtic
Celtic culture
Celtic languages
Indo-European languages

Problems in the Reconstruction of Proto-Celtic

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