Ethnogénie Gauloise, Ou Mémoires Critiques Sur L'origine Et La Parenté Des Cimmériens, Des Cimbres, Des Ombres, Des Belges, Des Ligures, Et Des Anciens Celtes
delves into the ethnological origins of the Gauls and their relationship to various ancient European peoples. This meticulously researched work, presented in French, explores the connections between the Cimmerians, Cimbri, Ombri, Belgians, Ligures, and the ancient Celts. Part of a larger study, this section focuses on philological evidence, providing a comprehensive glossary of Gaulish terms and two extensive tables.
Authored by Baron Dominique François Louis Roget de Belloguet, with contributions from Louis-Ferdinand-Alfred Maury and Henri Gaidoz, this book offers a critical examination of historical and linguistic data. It is an invaluable resource for scholars interested in the early history of Europe, Celtic studies, and the development of European languages and cultures. The book provides crucial insights into the complex tapestry of ancient European civilizations, making it essential reading for historians, linguists, and anthropologists.
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