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Georges Edmond Raoul Dumézil (4
March 1898 – 11
October 1986) was a
French philologist, linguist, and
religious studies scholar who
specialized in comparative...
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Dumézil (1941–1948).
Dumézil (1970), pp. 137–165.
Dumézil (1970), pp. 172, 175.
Dumézil (1948).
Dumézil (1970), p. [page needed]...
- enemy.
Georges Dumézil theorized that Víðarr
represents a
cosmic figure from an
archetype derived from the Proto-Indo-Europeans.
Dumézil stated that he...
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wrote that
Salacia and
Venilia are the same entity.
Among modern scholars,
Dumézil and his
followers Bloch and
Schilling centre their interpretation of Neptune...
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Cited by G.
Dumézil above p. 71 ff. G
Dumézil Déesses
latines et
mythes vediques Bruxelles 1956 chapt. 3. Ṛg-Veda X 72, 4-5; G.
Dumézil above and Mariages...
- Time". The
figure of
Saturn is one of the most
complex in
Roman religion.
Dumézil refrained from
discussing Saturn in his work on
Roman religion on the grounds...
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Roman Studies 1960 p. 112 ff. G.
Dumézil above p. 236-238. On the arms of the gods of the
third function cf. G.
Dumézil, "Remarques sur les
armes des dieux...
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comparative study of Indo-European
mythology is the
identification by
Georges Dumézil (1934) of Ur**** with the
Vedic deity Váruṇa (Mitanni Aruna), god of the...
- Proto-Indo-European
religion and mythology.
First proposed by
Georges Dumézil, he
considered it to have been
composed of two
distinct elements – Mitra...
- loan words). It has
three phonemic vowels [ɐ ɜ ɨ]
which correspond to
Dumézil's [aa a ə]
respectively and this is
evident in the
minimal triplet of /ɐsʃɨn/...
