Reinterpreting some documents of the Celtiberian and other Palaeohispanic corpora, por Patrizia de Bernardo Stempel
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https://doi.org/10.36707/palaeohispanica.v0i12.64Keywords:
Celtiberian, Coins, Diphthongs, Epenthesis, Epigraphy, Ethnonyms, Gaulish, Historical Phonetics, Old Celtic, Personal Names, Place NamesAbstract
While offering a general overwiev of the narrowing *yo/ya > (y)e in Continental Celtic, the paper shows how well-known names and etymologies (re)appear if we restore the original unstressed diphthong *yo or *ya in lieu of the attested e in several Palaeohispanic texts. Among the documents discussed are the coin-legends a.r.Ke.Tu.r.Ki, Ka.r.a.u.e.z, Ke.l.s.e, l.a.Ki.n.e, o.i.l.a.u.n.e.z and o.i.l.a.u.n.e, o.n.Ti.Ke.z, o.r.e, s.e.Ko.Pi.r.i. Ke.z; the tessera from La Caridad (Caminreal), the stele of Torrellas K.8.1, the 3rd bronze from Botorrita, the bronze plate from Gruissan K.17.1, the silver patera from Tiermes K.11.1, the Cortono bronze K.0.7. In the case of the dolium K.1.22 found at Botorrita, we have to remove an epenthetic vowel in order reveal the name of Abra.
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