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The Sabellic accusative plural endings and the outcome of the Indo-European sibilants in Italic
This work aims to clarify the phonetics and phonology of sibilants and sibilant clusters in the Italic languages, and will specifically attend to the outcomes of /ns/ and /rs/ in different positions. The structure and meaning of a number of Sabellic words and sentences will be reanalysed and reinterpreted, with a special focus on Oscan and one of its dialects, Marrucinian. An appendix containing a novel interpretation of the new «Opic» inscription of Niumsis Tanunis is included.