Altsachsische Laut-Und Flexionslehre (1878)

Focusing on the phonetics and inflectional forms of Old Saxon, this scholarly work offers an in-depth analysis of a now-extinct Germanic language once spoken in parts of Germany, the Netherlands, and Denmark during the Middle Ages. It delves into the grammar and syntax, making it a crucial resource for linguists and historians interested in the evolution of the German language. This facsimile reprint preserves the original content, emphasizing its cultural significance in the study of linguistic history.