Res: [tied] Semele < *dHg^Hom - Thracian substratum in Greek

In Crete the chthonian childish Zeus was called Za:n, which is sometimes seen as a derivative of *Dya(u)s, an alternatively as from *Ya:n (cf. Yahve?, Yayash?, Yayati? Iakkhos?)
If it represents a IE Pre-Greek Cretan or non-IE, it's still cloudy...
JS Lopes

De: Arnaud Fournet <fournet.arnaud@...>
Para: cybalist@yahoogroups.com
Enviadas: Sexta-feira, 12 de Dezembro de 2008 7:16:15
Assunto: Re: [tied] Semele < *dHg^Hom - Thracian substratum in Greek

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick McCallister" <gabaroo6958@ yahoo.com>

> Yes, many have proposed this and if Thracian is Satem, then you're on the
> mark.
> I've read posts from way back that speak of 2 IE substrates in Greek :
> Anatolian and Balkan
> There is also talk by a French dude, Le Marle (vel.sim) about an
> Indo-Iranian substrate in Crete
> Any opinions? C'est un crackpot?
>
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Hubert La Marle
http://www.premiumw anadoo.com/ crete-minos- linear.a/

I wonder how it can be precisely stated that Linear A is an Indo-Iranian
language ?
and how indo-iranian speakers could be in Crete and not elsewhere ?

Judging from the references, it does not look like very "solid".

A.

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