A Compendium Of The Comparative Grammar Of The Indo-European, Sanskrit, Greek And Latin Languages (1874)

Focusing on the grammar of Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Proto-Indo-European, this work by August Schleicher presents a thorough comparative analysis of these languages. It highlights their similarities and differences while detailing their historical evolution and interconnectedness. Divided into chapters on various grammatical aspects, the book is a foundational text in linguistics, influencing modern comparative studies. Ideal for scholars and students, it is a valuable resource on the Indo-European language family, now available in a facsimile reprint.