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On the Oscan Words Prúffed and Pruftuset

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

Frederic D. Allen
Frederic D. Allen
Affiliation:
Harvard University
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The Classical Review , Volume 10 , Issue 1 , February 1896 , pp. 18 - 19
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1896

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1 Prolitus is actually quoted by Schuchardt, from I forget what late source, but along with probunto.

2 The enigmatical form prúfts, Capua, Rhcin. Mus. 43, p. 129 ff., no. 2, I leave out of account. Bücheler takes it as a graphical abbreviation of prúfattens. It certainly cannot stand for prúffens. It is not even certain that the form is plural.