The English Language, Volumen1

adjective Angle Angli Anglo-Saxon Appellatives applies Atrebates Beda Belgæ Belge Britain Britons Cæsar called Carlovingian century Cerdic chapter Chauci Cherusci Chronicle compound conquest consonant copula Danish dialects district doctrine east Eastphalia Elbe elements England English language ethnological Eudoses evidence fact favour Franks Friesland Frisian frontier Gaul GERMAN ORIGIN Getæ Góda Góde Gothic Goths Harudes Heliand Hence Hengest High-German Holstein Horsa hypothesis inference invaders island Isle Jutes Jutnacyn Keltic Kent king land Langobard Latin latter less Lygii Marcomanni means migration mother-tongue Nervii Nordalbingia Northern Germany notice occupancy Old-Saxon original British population predicate present English Pronoun proposition Ptolemy quæ question respect Reudigni Rhine river Roman Sarmatian Saxon Saxonia Slavonians Slavonic Sleswick sound speech spoken statement substantive Suevi supposed Sussex syllable Tacitus term tion tongue Varini verb vowel Wessex Westphalia whilst Wiht-ware word writers δὲ