Gothic

Hemple, Heinrich. 1966. Gotisches Elementarbuch: Grammatik Berlin: de Gruyter. (4th edition)

Holtzmann, Adolf. 1870-1875. Altdeutsche Grammatik Leipzig: Brockhaus.

Jantzen, Hermann. 1898. Gotische Sprachdenkmäler mit Grammatik, Übersetzung, und Erläuterung Leipzig: G.J. Goschen'sche Verlagshandlung.

Contains a short, concise grammar and extensive excerpts from the Gothic texts. Jantzen differs from other authorities on the roles of the Latin, Greek, and Runic alphabets in the formation of the Gothic alphabet.
Priese, Oskar. 1933. Deutsch-Gotisches Wöterbuch Halle: Max Niemeyer.

Includes sections on technical terms and a section of idioms labeled "Redensarten und Spruche". 3rd edition, 1933.
Schulze, E. 1848. Gotisches Glossar Magdeburg: Emil Baensch.

Vorrede by Jacob Grimm. No date on book.
Schulze, E. 1867. Gotisches Wörterbuch Zullichau: Carl Troemer.

Also contains information on "lautlehre".
Skeat, W.W. 1868. A Moeso-Gothic Glossary London and Berlin: Asher and Co.

"Moeso-Gothic" apparently means the same as "Gothic", and refers to the Goths in Moesia, as opposed to those in Italy, Spain, etc.
Streitberg, Wilhelm. 1908. Die Gotische Bibel Heidelberg: Carl Winter.

Contains Greek text; 3rd edition, 1960 (unchanged from the 2nd edition of 1919).
Streitberg, Wilhelm. 1910. Die Gotische Bibel Heidelberg: Carl Winter.

Vol. II of this is a dictionary
Uhlenbeck, C.C. 1896. Kurzgefasstes Etymologisches Wörterbuch der Gotischen Sprache Amsterdam: Joh. Muller.

2nd edition in 1900
Balg, G.H. 1891. The First Germanic Bible New York: B. Westerman and Co.

Contains not only the Bible, but the other Gothic texts as well. Glossary in the back. The only complete edition of the Gothic texts with critical apparatus in English.
Bernhardt, Ernst. 1875. Vulfila Halle: Verlag der Buchhandlung des Waisenhauses

No glossary in the back of this edition.
Stamm, F.L. 1858. Ulfilas Paderborn: Schöningh

Posthumous editions under Heyne (8th, 1885; 9th, 1896; 12th, 1913; 14th, 1920) and Ferdinand Wrede.
Massmann, H.F. 1857. Ulfilas Stuttgart: S.G. Liesching

Contains a Wörterbuch. Massmann was the first scholar to edit together all eight leaves of the Commentary; only small fragments of had been published before.
Feist, Sigmund

Holthausen, Ferdinand

de Tollenaere, F.

Jones, A.

Kieckers, Ernst. 1960. Handbuch der Vergleichenden Gotischen Grammatik München: Max Hueber.

The second edition appeared in 1960
Krause, W. 1963. Handbuch des Gotischen München: Beck.

The second edition appeared in 1963. Contains both grammatical and historical information.
Bernhardt, Ernst. 1885. Kurzgefasste Gotische Grammatik Halle: Waisenhaus.

Braune, W. 1956. Gotische Grammatik Tübingen: Niemeyer.

A very good grammar book. The fourth edition appeared in 1895, the fifteenth (edited by K. Helm) appeared in 1956.
le Marchant Douse, T. 1886. An Introduction, Phonological, Morphological, Syntactic, to the Gothic of Ulfilas London: ?

Bammesberger, Alfred. 1978. "Zu Lukas 1,5 der Gotischen Bibel" Die Sprache 24.52-53

An example of standard textual exposition, showing (perhaps un-self-consciously) how syntax and semantics are used to explain each other. Is this practice dangerously circular?
Bammesberger, Alfred. 1976. "Gotisch awethi" Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 34.5-7

Bennett, William. 1960. An Introduction to the Gothic Language New York: M.L.A.

As an introductory text, this book reveals some of the thought techniques used by linguists when wrestling with textual problems.
Bennett, William. 1960. The Gothic Commentary on the Gospel of John New York: M.L.A.

Bennett tangles (mainly in chapter seven) with some semantic questions of interpretation. One of the most recent editions. Parallel English and Gothic texts, photographs, reviews of previous editions, and other scholarly material.
Coombs, V.M. 1976. A Semantic Syntax of Grammatical Negation in the Older German Dialects Goppingen: Kummerle

Ebbinghaus, Ernst. 1976. "Gothic hlethrastakeins, ufarhleithrjan, and hleithra" Sprachwissenschaft 1.355-356

Ebbinghaus, Ernst. 1976. "Gotica XIII" General Linguistics 16.9-13

One in a series of etymological articles.
Egan, Rory B. 1977. "Gothic hrotheigs" Orbis 26.122-123

Hundsnurscher, A. 1982. Semantik der Adjektive des Deutschen Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag

Meisen, Karl. 1961. Altdeutsche Grammatik Stuttgart: J.B. Metzlersche Verlagsbuchhandlung.

The second edition appeared in 1968. What appears to be a preliminary edition appeared in 1947. This is a two-volume work.
Meyer, Leo. 1869. Die Gotische Sprache Berlin: Weidmann.

Scardigli, P. 1973. Die Goten: Sprache und Kultur München: Beck.

This is a translation of an Italian book written in 1964. Not directly a grammar book.
Miller, D. Gary. 1975. "The Gothic Complementizers thammei and ei" Indogermanische Forschungen 80.110-117.

Regen, Brian. 1974. Dictionary of the Biblical Gothic Language Phoenix: Wellspring.

Regen, Brian. 1972. The Gothic Word Albany: State University of New York Press.

Wendt-Hildebrandt, M. 1974. The Gothic Version of the Pastoral Epistles: a Decipherment, Edition, Translation, and Concordance Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Dissertation.

Schwartz, Ernst. 1951. Goten, Nordgermannen, Angelsachsen München: Lehnen.

A linguistic history, not a grammar; a book about grammar, not a grammar book. This applies to several other books in this bibliography.
Streitberg, Wilhelm. 1920. Gotisches Elementarbuch (5th/6th edition) Heidelberg: Winter.

Lacy, Alan F. 1978 "What kind of demon did Gothic skohsl imply?" Acta Philologica Scandinavica 32.114-120

Wright, Joseph. 1899. A Primer of the Gothic Language (2nd edition) Oxford: the Clarendon Press.

One of the very best grammar books. This first edition appears to have been issued in 1892. Contains a detailed grammar, texts, and a glossary. A third edition was issued under a slightly different title early in this century.
Mossé, Fernand. 1950. Bibliographia Gothica. Mediaeval Studies 12.237-324

Supplemented by him in 1953, 15.169-83. Supplemented by J.W. Marchand 1957, 19.174-96. Further supplements by E.A. Ebbinghouse 1967, 29.327-43 and 1974 36.199-214. This is, as far as I can tell, the only bibliography devoted solely to Gothic; there are, of course, numerous entries under "Gothic" in all bibliographies dealing with early Germanic languages.
Brainerd, et al. 1979 Experimental and Applied Linguistics in Canada Montreal: Didier

An example of typical Canadian scholarship, in that it contains only Canadian works, and therefore an example of typical Canadian uselessness.
Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, Service d'Echange d'Informations Scientifiques. 1971. Linguistics: World List of Specialized Periodicals Paris: Mounton la Haye

Contains a brief description of each work in French and English.
Okreglak, Ludmila and Marcia E. Taylor. 1974. Periodicals in the Field of Applied Linguistics: an International Survey Arlington: Center for Applied Linguistics

Nothing particularly out of the usual here
Krieg, M.L.F. 1976. Semantic fields of color words in Old French, Old English, and Middle English Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Dissertation

Krooks, D.A. 1975. The Semantic Derivation of the modal verb in the Old High German Williram Goppingen: Kummerle

Permanent International Committee of Linguists. 1981. Linguistic Bibliography for the 1978 The Hauge: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers

Updated yearly
Suchan, Elke. 1976. Bibliographie Unselbstständiger Literature: Linguistik Frankfurt am Main: Vittorio Klostermann.

Written in German
Akademia Nauk SSSR. 1965. Obshchee Yazuikoznanie Moscow: Isdatelstvo Nauka.

The first edition contains references for 1918-62; the second (1972) edition covers 1963-7. The title translates as "General Linguistics".
Ghukhman, M.M. 1958. Ghotskii Yazuik Moskva: Izdatelstvo Literaturui no Inostpannuikh Yazuikakh.

Some of the sample conjugations given in this book differ from those in most other books.
Akademia Nauk SSSR. 1965. Strukturnoe i Priklaznoe Yazuikoznanie Moscow: Izdatelstvo Nauka.

Covers 1918-1962; title translates as "Structural and Applied Linguistics".
Herrle, G. 1890. "Rules for the Orthography of Geographic Names" National Geographic Magazine 2.279-85

Mann, S.E. 1984-19??. An Indo-European Comparative Dictionary Hamburg: Buske.

Has just begun publication.
Pokorny, Julius. 1959, 1965. Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch Bern und München: Francke.

I-E roots traced to etymologically related words in the I-E languages, including Gothic. Acknowledged as a good (indispensible) book by the academic community.
Pott, A.G. 1873 Etymologische Forschungen Detmold: Meyer'sche Hofbuchhandlung.

The esecond edition appeared in 1873. This is an eight-book set, confusingly divided into an indeterminate number of "Bänder" and "Abteile" and "Hauptstücke". It takes I-E roots and traces them into the I-E languages, much like Pokorny.
Leiss, P. 1983. Semantische Univseralen Goppingen: Kummerle.

Lotscher, Andreas. 1973. Semantische Strukturen im Bereich der alt- und mittelhochdeutsch Schallwöter Berlin: de Gruyter.

Parkin, David. 1982. Semantic Anthropology New York: Academic Press.

Steinberg, Danny. 1971. Semantics: an Inter-Disciplinary Reader Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

A trite anthology. Who publishes himself as "Danny", anyway?

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