Zikh Rasna : a manual of the Etruscan language and inscriptions

Zikh Rasna is a comprehensive description of Etruscan grammar and inscriptions designed for classicists, linguists, archaeologists, and interested readers in other disciplines. Besides presenting all the grammatical elements of the language, the text also covers important methodological approaches, the alphabet, regional variations in both language and orthography, historical changes, and the evidence for connecting Etruscan to Lemnian and Raetic. It treats nearly 200 inscriptional texts in a wide variety of genres, with word-by-word analyses of great value to students. With its clear exposition and balanced discussions, Zikh Rasna is an essential foundation for the advanced study of one of the most important languages and peoples of pre-Roman Italy. (New edition in preparation.) Zikh Rasna is a comprehensive description of Etruscan grammar and inscriptions designed for classicists, linguists, archaeologists and readers in other disciplines. The text also covers the alphabet, regional variations and historical changes. With word-by-word analyses, it is of great value to students. (New edition in preparation) Rex E. Wallace. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 227-241) And Indexes.