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Delille, Gérard.
2000. Echanges matrimoniaux entre lignées alternées et système européen de l’alliance:
Un premier approche. In En Substances: Textes pour Françoise Héritier, edité par Jean-
Luc Jamard, Emmanuel Terray and Margarita Xanthakou. Pp. 219-252. Paris.
Deroy, Louis. HAVE
1962. Le nom de la “fille” et la structure fonctionnelle de la société indo-européenne. In
II. Fachtagung für Indogermanische und Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Innsbruck, 10.-
15. Oktober 1961. Pp. 159-162. Innsbruck: Sprachwissenschaftliche Institut der
Leopold-Franzans-Universität.
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE
1931. Preistoria di lingue e di cultura. La Cultura 10: 1-14. Milano and Roma. [Pp. 11-
14: on kin terms.]
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE
1970. Lingua e società nell’antichità indeuropea. In Linguaggi nella Società e nella
Tecnica. Pp. 29-37. Milano: Edizioni di Comunità. [Largely on kin terms.]
Devoto, Giacomo. HAVE
1975. Unità e varietà nella storia dell’indeuropeismo. In Mélanges Linguistiques offerts à
Émile Benveniste. Pp. 107-115. Louvain: Peeters. [Pp. 113-115: on IE kin terms
for’wife’, ‘sister’ and ‘brother’.]
Donati, Pierpaolo.
1997. Family Associations in Europe: A General Outlook and Typology. Associations:
Journal for Social and Legal Theory 1 (2): 235-255.
Eder, Birgit.
2004. Ausgewählte Verwandtschaftsbezeichnungen in den Sprachen Europas, untersucht
anhand der Datensammlungen des Atlas Linguarum Europae. Frankfurt am Main
and Oxford: Peter Lang. 346 P. (Ph.D. dissertation. Universität Bamberg, 2003).
Edgerton, Franklin. HAVE
1910. Origin and Development of the Elliptic Dual and of Dvandva Compounds.
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Sprachforschung 43: 110-120.
Eichner, Heiner.
1978. Die urindogermanische Wurzel *H 2reu “hell machen.” Die Sprache 24 (2): 144-
162. [P. 145, n. 11: two IE roots for grandfather – h 2auh 2ó- and h 2áuh 2o-.]
Ellis, J. HAVE
1951. A Further Note on the Soviet Linguistics Controversy. Soviet Studies 3 (2): 172-
174. [P. 173: on a Marrian treatment of the origin of IE *mātēr ‘mother’ as derived from
the combination of ber and sal.]
Ellison, Ann B.
1981. Towards a Socioeconomic Model for the Middle Bronze Age in Southern England.
In Patterns of the Past: Studies in Honour of David Clarke, edited by Ian Hodder, Glynn
Isaac and Norman Hammond. Pp. 413-438. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [A
patrilineal, patrilocal model of the early Indo-European society.]