Anthony Appleyard wrote:
>
> How much new writing of connected text in PIE has been done? The only
> example that I know of is Schleichter's fable about the sheep and the
> horses, but its copyright's holders refuse to let it be copied except
> as part of a big expensive book, and 50 years haven't passed since the
> death of whoever revised it last, so it is out of reach of being
> legally quoted or discussed online. (Unless someone is brave enough to
> "cross the Rubicon" and put it on the WWW regardless.)
It is on the WWW.
Go to
http://www.angelfire.com/tx/eclectorium/indoeuro.html
and look at the bottom of the page. There's also a link to the
Degaspregos version.
As to the copyright, if Schleichter's version is 100 years old it should
definitely be in public domain now. If you're worried about the more
recent versions, just go do your own.
-- Julianus
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Nothing on the face of this earth -- and I do mean nothing -- is half
so dangerous as a childrens story that happens to be real, and you and
I are wandering blindfolded through a myth devised by a maniac.
-- Master Li Kao (Tang Dynasty)
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