Szemerényi Oswald. Scripta minora. Selected Essays in Indo-European, Greek and Latin. Vol. IV. Indo-European Languages Other than Latin and Greek

Edited by P. Considine and J. T. Hooker. — Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck, 1991. — XV, 1645-2298 p. — (Innsbrucker Beiträge zur Sprachwissenschaft, Band 63). — ISBN: 3-85124-611-X.The fourth volume of Oswald Szemerenyi's collected papers contains 31 articles on Indo-European languages (4 on Anatolian; 2 on Indian; 14 on Iranian; 3 on Armenian; 3 on Slavonic; 5 on Germanic). The Varia contain an article dedicated to Benveniste's œuvre. At the end, Corrigenda et Addenda, Volumes I-IV. The articles are as follows: Anatolian: 96. Hittite pronominal inflection and the development of syllabic liquids and nasals. 97. The problem of Aryan loanwords in Anatolia. 98. Anatolica I, 1-7. 99. Anatolica II, 8-10. Indian: 100. The origin of the Vedic ‘imperatives’ in -si. 101. Vedic šam, šaṃ yoḥ, and šaṃ(ča) yošča. Iranian: 102. Contributions to Iranian lexicography. 103. Vištāspa. 104. „Südwestiranische“ Lehnwörter im Ungarischen und Türkischen. 105. Sogdicisms in the Avesta. 106. Iranica. 107. Middle Persian karvan. 108. Iranian Studies I, 1-8. 109. Iranica II, 9-31. 110. Iranica III, 32-43. 111. Iranica IV, 44-58. 112. Iranica V, 59-70. 113. Iranica VI, 71-75. 114. Four old Iranian ethnic names: Scythian – Skudra – Sogdian – Saka. 118: Semitic influence on the Iranian lexicon. Armenian: 116. Notes on Armenian išxan and aruest. 117. Armenian between Iran and Greece. 118. E. Mann, Armenian and Indo-European (historical phonology) . London 1963. Slavonic: 119. Zwei Fragen des urslavischen Verbums. 120. The problem of Balto-Slav unity. 121. Slavic etymology in relation to the Indo-European background. Germanic: 122. The etymology of German Adel. 123. Gothic auhuma and the so-called comparatives in -uma. 124. A new leaf of the Gothic Bible. 125. Germanica I, 1-5. 126. English open – German offen, and a problem for the Wörter und Sachen theory. Varia: 127: Benveniste’s œuvre – the psycogram of a linguist.