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Acknowledgements
Preface
Chapter 1. Introduction	2–30
Chapter 2. Theoretical foundations	32–42
Chapter 3. Context, location and initial contact setting	44–55
Chapter 4. Punic elements in the Proto-Germanic lexicon	58–107
Chapter 5. Punic influence in the Germanic verb system: The strong verbs	110–133
Chapter 6. Explaining the Germanic split word order	136–140
Chapter 7. The origin of the oldest Germanic writing system	142–186
Chapter 8. Extralinguistic evidence	188–235
Chapter 9. Conclusion	238–241
References	243–263
Index

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