Re: IE Regular Course

Dear Alexander,

I wish I could give you something universal on PIE on the Web: but it
still lacks such places, and I hope some time later CyBaLiSt (with the
help of all us) will become a complete Indo-European database.

As for books, didn't you see Gamkrelidze & Ivanov "Indoevropejskij
yazyk i indoevropejtsy" (1984)? It's a good and full work. For
introdution to IE linguistics, see Antoine Meillet "Vvedenije v
sravnitel'noje izuchenije IE jazykov".

Best wishes!

dusty_cerato-@... wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/cybalist/?start=32

> Good days for all cybalist members!
>
> IE language is not stem area of my interest; but I'm interesting in
> PIE culture and religion. So I'm not so close to modern concept of
> "what PIE language are?"
> Can you recommend me some kind of study course, which describe

modern

> wide-enough-common look at reconstructed PIE language? I've gracefully
> thanks you for any URL or (especially to Cyrill Badaev) for any book,
> which can be found in Moscow (shop or library).
>
> WBR,
> Alexander Dakhov AKA Dusty.
>
>