Journal of Indo-European Studies - Index

Authors - R

Râdulescu, Mircea-Mihai
(1975). The Indo-European Cognates of Daco-Romanian Strúgure 'Grape; Bunch'	Volume 3, p. 385
(1984). Illyrian, Thracian, Daco-Mysian, and the Substratum of Romanian and Albanian	Volume 12, p. 77
(1987). The Indo-European Position of Illyrian, Daco-Mysian and Thracian: A Historico-Methodological Approach	Volume 15, p. 239
(1994). The Indo-European Position of Messapic	Volume 22, p. 329
(1996). Fairies, Flowers and Magic Daco-Romanian zîna and Its Indo-European Cognates	Volume 24, p. 333
Raftery, Barry
(1991). Horse and Cart in Iron Age Ireland	Volume 19, p. 49
Rahimian, Jalal and Farrokh Hajiani
(2009) Semantic-pragmatic functions of râ in Persian: a diachronic and synchronic study	Volume 37, p. 399
Rahimian, Jalal and Mohammad-Jafar Jabbari
(2018) An Obsolete Syntactic Pattern in Persian	Volume 46, p. 361
Ramat, Paolo
(1976). Linguistic Reconstruction and Typology	Volume 4, p. 189
Rauch, Irmengard
(1981). What is Cause?	Volume 9, p. 319
(1982). Uses of the Germanic Past Perfect in Epic Backgrounding	Volume 10, p. 301
Razmjoo, Seyyed Ayatollah, Farrokh Hajiani, and Jalal Rahimian
(2010) On the Derivational History of Iranian mairya and mariyaka	Volume 38, p. 359
Renfrew, Colin
(1999). Time Depth, Convergence Theory, and Innovation in Proto-Indo-European: 'Old Europe' as a PIE Linguistic Area	Volume 27, p. 257
Replogle, Alexander Bruce
(1980). Social Dimensions of British and German Bell-Beaker Burials: An Exploratory Study	Volume 8, p. 165
Rezepkin, A. D.
(1992). Paintings from a Tomb of the Majkop Culture	Volume 20, p. 59
Ridley, Richard R.
(1976). Wolf and Werewolf in Baltic and Slavic Tradition	Volume 4, p. 321
Rifkin, Matthew J.
(2007) A Spatial Analysis of Neolithic Cultures throughout Eastern, Central, and Northern Europe in Relation to Proto-Germanic	Volume 35, p. 53
Rimantiené, Rimuté
(1980). The East Baltic Area in the Fourth and the Third Millennia B.C.	Volume 8, p. 407
Rimantiené, Rimuté and Gintautas Chesnys
(1990). The Late Globular Amphora Culture and Its Creators in the East Baltic Area from Archaeological and Anthropological Points of View	Volume 18, p. 339
Ringe, Donald
(1995). Tocharians in Xinjiang: The Linguistic Evidence	Volume 23, p. 415
(2015). Response to Kassian et al., “Proto-Indo-European-Uralic comparison from the probabilistic point of view.”	Volume 43, p. 348
Robbins, Miriam
(1980). The Assimilation of Pre-Indo-European Goddesses into Indo-European Society	Volume 8, p. 19
Robbins Dexter, Miriam
(1990). The Hippomorphic Goddess and Her Offspring	Volume 18, p. 285
Rodríguez, Martín Sevilla
(1989). Indo-European *(s)k^walo/i-s 'sheet-fish'	Volume 17, p. 177
(1995). Pán = Puusá Reexamined	Volume 23, p. 209
Rose, Sarah R.
(2002). Two Versions of the Sanskrit Urvasi Myth: From dangerous to docile	Volume 30, p. 243
Rosén, H. B.
(1987). Some More Noteworthy Features of 'Primitive' Indo-European Syntax	Volume 15, p. 61
Rosén, Hannah
(1994). Lat. Saceena, Heb. Shakkin and the Mediterranean Substrate	Volume 22, p. 165
Rowlett, Ralph M.
(1984). Archaeological Evidence for Early Indo-European Chieftains	Volume 12, p. 193
(1991). Western 'Old European' Response to Early IE Chiefdoms	Volume 19, p. 93
Markey, T. L., Daphne Nash Briggs and Chris Rudd
(2022) Vepocunavos and the Corieltauvi	Volume 50, p. 196
Rumsey, Alan
(1987). Was Proto-Indo-European an Ergative Language?	Volume 15, p. 19
Rychło, Mikołaj and Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak
(2021). Proto-Indo-European *mog^htis f. ‘Might, Power, Strength’	Volume 49, p. 171
(2022). Proto-Indo-European Collective Nouns in *-ii̯om: Lexical Evidence	Volume 50, p. 153
Kowalski, Andrzej P. and Mikołaj Rychło
(2020) Gothic Containers from Organic Materials and their Cognates	Volume 48, p. 425
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