--- In cybalist@..., lsroute66@... wrote:
> By asking for a cite, I was asking for where and how it was
reported.
> The provenance and orthography of such an item really are
important,
> particularly because it seems nothing at all like this has ever
been
> found.
OK. My authority is Bennet's "Introduction to the Gothic Language",
Chapter 7, Section 7.5, where he dicusses the extant manuscripts in
Gothic. Quote: "All are copies and appear to have been written
between 476 and 522." And, discussing the Codices Ambrosiani,"..
containing fragments of the Epistles...together with the one page
remnant of the calendar". You will also find reference to the
calendar on the Project Wulfila website.
Brian Beck