J Dyneley Prince
Biographic Data
| ID | 85488 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Dyneley Prince |
| GIVEN NAMES | J Dyneley |
| FAMILY NAME | Prince |
| SIGNATURE | PRINCE J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 37 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1899 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1930 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Brazilian Gypsey Dialect
The Gypsy Language of Denmark
Possible Non-Indo-European Elements in 'Hittite
A Possible Sumerian Original of the Name Nimrod
Phonetic Relations in Sumerian
A Passamaquoddy Tobacco Famine
Further Notes on the So-Called Epic of Paradise
In JAOS 36, pp. 140-145, Dr. Stephen H. Langdon has criticised my review (ibid. pp. 90-114) of his 'Sumerian Epic of Paradise, the Flood and Fall of Man,' and seeks by means of text corrections to maintain his thesis that his document contains a description of Paradise, the ejection of mankind by a flood, and the deliverance of a certain pious person who became an agriculturist and was eventually cursed by the god Enki. Accepting many of Dr. Lang…
The So-Called Epic of Paradise
The article refutes many of the arguments Stephen Henry Langdon made in his article on the text "The Sumerian Epic of Paradise, Flood, and Fall of Man". The essay concludes with the entire text laid out and a commentary
Striking Phenomena of Sumerian
A Political Hymn to Shamash
A Tammuz Fragment
Grammar and Glossary of the Tule Language of Panama
A Text in the Indian Language of Panamá-darien
An Ancient New Jersey Indian Jargon
compared: nahaunum 'raccoon' (below nr.76); miningus 'mink' (80); copy 'horse' (83); s for sch in singkoatam (97); s for tsch in singa 'when' (IIo; 114); r for 1 in ruti 'good' (125); raamunga 'within' (135); rhenus for leno 'man' (227)(228); roanonhheen 'northwest wind' (18o), none of which words or peculiarities is of northern origin.'Strangely enough, BMinton, in his Lendpe and their Legends, makes no mention of this manuscript material in the…
Prolegomena to the Study of the San Blas Laguage of Panamá
A Divine Lament (CT. XV. Plates 24-25)
A Hymn to the Goddess Kir-gi-lu (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, XV., Plate 23) with Translation and Commentary
J. Dyneley Prince, A Hymn to the Goddess Kir-gí-lu (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, XV., Plate 23) with Translation and Commentary, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 30, No. 4 (Sep., 1910), pp. 325-335
The Penobscot Language of Maine
A Hymn to Tammuz (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, Tablet 15821, Plate 18)
A Passamaquoddy Aviator
A Hymn to Nergal
The English-Rommany Jargon of the American Roads
Last Living Echoes of the Natick
Fifth Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School for Oriental Study and Research in Palestine
Fourth Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School for Oriental Study and Research in Palestine
Glossary of the Mohegan-pequot Language
This is a genuine New England numeral. Abn. has mdala andPass. mtuln ten
The Modern Pequots and Their Language
An Ancient New Jersey Indian Jargon
compared: nahaunum 'raccoon' (below nr.76); miningus 'mink' (80); copy 'horse' (83); s for sch in singkoatam (97); s for tsch in singa 'when' (IIo; 114); r for 1 in ruti 'good' (125); raamunga 'within' (135); rhenus for leno 'man' (227)(228); roanonhheen 'northwest wind' (18o), none of which words or peculiarities is of northern origin.'Strangely enough, BMinton, in his Lendpe and their Legends, makes no mention of this manuscript material in the…
Last Living Echoes of the Natick
A Passamaquoddy Tobacco Famine
Grammar and Glossary of the Tule Language of Panama
The Penobscot Language of Maine
A Tale in the Hudson River Indian Language
Assyrian Prepositional Usage
THE discussion of the syntax of ina (JAOS. xvi. pp. ccxviiiccxxvi) and of ana (JAOS. xviii. 355-360), which are by far the most flexible particles in Assyrian and therefore merit a special consideration, should be supplemented by an examination into the syntactical peculiarities of the other prepositions. These will be treated under two heads: 1. Those which like ana and ina are syntactically independent, i. e. which, as far as can be determined …
The Unilingual Inscriptions K. 138 and K. 3232, Translated
J. Dyneley Prince, The Unilingual Inscriptions K. 138 and K. 3232, Translated, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 21, Index to the Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vols. 1-20 (1900), pp. 1-22
Some Forgotten Indian Place-Names in the Adirondacks
The Modern Pronunciation of Coptic in the Mass
The Differentiation Between the Penobscot and the Canadian Abenaki Dialects
The Hymn to Bêlit, K. 257 (HT. 126-131)
"The Name "Chahnameed
The Modern Pequots and Their Language
The Vocabulary of Sumerian
Glossary of the Mohegan-pequot Language
This is a genuine New England numeral. Abn. has mdala andPass. mtuln ten
Fourth Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School for Oriental Study and Research in Palestine
The Pierpont Morgan Babylonian Axe-Head
A Tale in the Hudson River Indian Language
Fifth Annual Report of the Managing Committee of the American School for Oriental Study and Research in Palestine
A Hymn to Nergal
The English-Rommany Jargon of the American Roads
Last Living Echoes of the Natick
A Hymn to Tammuz (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, Tablet 15821, Plate 18)
A Passamaquoddy Aviator
A Hymn to the Goddess Kir-gi-lu (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, XV., Plate 23) with Translation and Commentary
J. Dyneley Prince, A Hymn to the Goddess Kir-gí-lu (Cuneiform Texts from the British Museum, XV., Plate 23) with Translation and Commentary, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 30, No. 4 (Sep., 1910), pp. 325-335
The Penobscot Language of Maine
A Divine Lament (CT. XV. Plates 24-25)
An Ancient New Jersey Indian Jargon
compared: nahaunum 'raccoon' (below nr.76); miningus 'mink' (80); copy 'horse' (83); s for sch in singkoatam (97); s for tsch in singa 'when' (IIo; 114); r for 1 in ruti 'good' (125); raamunga 'within' (135); rhenus for leno 'man' (227)(228); roanonhheen 'northwest wind' (18o), none of which words or peculiarities is of northern origin.'Strangely enough, BMinton, in his Lendpe and their Legends, makes no mention of this manuscript material in the…
Prolegomena to the Study of the San Blas Laguage of Panamá
A Political Hymn to Shamash
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