- movement.[citation needed]
Perhaps the most
important German-speaking
Celticist was
Swiss scholar Rudolf Thurneysen (1857–1940). A
student of Windisch...
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December 1915) was a
Welsh scholar,
fellow of the
British Academy,
Celticist and the
first professor of
Celtic at
Oxford University. He was born John...
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Heinrich Friedrich Zimmer (11
December 1851 – 29 July 1910) was a
German Celticist and Indologist. Born to a
farming family in
Kastellaun in the Rhineland-Palatinate...
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languages Breton, Cornish, and Welsh. The name
Brythonic was
derived by
Welsh Celticist John Rhys from the
Welsh word Brython,
meaning Ancient Britons as opposed...
- uncle, also
named Charles de Gaulle, who was a
historian and p****ionate
Celticist who
advocated the
union of the Welsh, Scots, Irish, and
Bretons into one...
- Brittany. Indeed, the
Breton nationalists would be the most
enthusiastic pan-
Celticists,
acting as a lynch-pin
between the
different parts; "trapped"
within another...
- John
Strachan (31
January 1862 – 25
September 1907) was a
scholar of Sanskrit,
Ancient Gr**** and the
Celtic languages.
Educated at
Keith Grammar School...
- matǎːsoʋitɕ]; born 14 May 1968) is a
Croatian linguist, Indo-Europeanist, and
Celticist. Matasović was born and
raised in Zagreb,
where he
attended primary and...
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widely rejected by linguists, many of whom
regard it as unclassified.
Celticist Patrick Sims-Williams (2020)
notes that in
current scholarship, 'Celt'...
