Arndt Walter W., Brosman Jr. Paul W., Coenen Frederic E., Friedrich Werner P. (Eds.). Studies in Historical Linguistics in Honor of George Sherman Lane

Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1967. — 263 p.Selected Articles on Tocharian Linguistics by George Sherman Lane
Problems of Tocharian Phonology
The Tocharian Palatalization (I)
Miscellanea: The Tocharian Genitive B -epi, A -(y)ap
Imperfect and Preterit in Tocharian
Tocharian Evidence and the Trubetzkoy-Benveniste Hypothesis
On the Significance of Tocharian for Indo-European Linguistics
The Tocharian Verbal Stems in -TK-
On the Interrelationship of the Tocharian Dialects
Studies in honor of George Sherman Lane
The Development of Proto-Algonkian *-awe- - Mary R. Haas
On some Troublesome Indo-European Initials - Eric P. Hamp
Hittite udatis - E. Adelaide Hahn
Ablaut, accent, and umlaut in the Tocharian Subjunctive - Warren Cowgill
The Correspondences among the Mid Vowels of Tocharian - Thomas G. Reitz
Latin sons - Calvert Watkins
The Truth, the Whole Truth, and...: Problems in old Norse Linguistics - Ole Widding
The Origin of Irregular -t in weak Preterits like sent and felt - Norman E. Eliason
Atertanum Fah - W. P. Lehmann
European Clothing Names and the Etymology of girl - Fred C. Robinson