Sahasram Ati Srajas. Indo-Iranian and Indo-European Studies in Honor of Stephanie W. Jamison

Edited by Dieter Gunkel, Joshua T. Katz, Brent Vine, Michael Weiss. — Ann Arbor. New York: Beech Stave press, 2016. — xxii, 515 p. — ISBN: 978-0-9895142-2-4.Contents: Preface. Bibliography of Stephanie W. Jamison. List of Contributors. Gary Beckman, The Role of Vassal Treaties in the Maintenance of the Hittite Empire. Joel P. Brereton, The Births of the Gods and the Kindling of Fire in R̥gveda 10.72. Andrew Miles Byrd, Schwa Indogermanicum and Compensatory Lengthening. George Cardona, A Note on TS 2.4.12.2–6. George Dunkel, Proto-Indo-Iranian *stríH- and PIE *sór- ‘female, woman’. James L. Fitzgerald, The Blood of Vṛtra May Be All Around Us. Bernhard Forssman, Homerisch πρόκλιτος, avestisch frasrūta-. José Luis García Ramón, Vedic indrotá- in the Ancient Near East and the Shift of PIE *h₂eu̯h₁- ‘run’ → Core IE ‘help, favor’. Dieter Gunkel, The Sanskrit Source of the Tocharian 4  25-Syllable Meter. Olav Hackstein, Rhetorical Questions and Negation in Ancient Indo-European Languages. Mark Hale, The Pahlavi and Sanskrit Versions of the Gāthās: What Can They Teach Us? Heinrich Hettrich, Zur Verbalbetonung im R̥gveda. Hans Henrich Hock, Narrative Linkage in Sanskrit. Jay H. Jasanoff, Vedic stuṣé ‘I praise’. Brian D. Joseph, Gothic Verbal Mood Neutralization Viewed from Sanskrit. Jean Kellens, Observations sur l’intercalation du Hādōxt Nask dans le Yasna. Sara Kimball, Hittite dapi- ‘all, whole, each’. Paul Kiparsky, The Agent Suffixes as a Window into Vedic Grammar. Jared S. Klein, Rigvedic u and Related Forms Elsewhere: A Reassessment Forty Years Later. Masato Kobayashi, The Attributive Locative in the R̥g̥̥veda. Martin Joachim Kümmel, Zur „Vokalisierung“ der Laryngale im Indoiranischen. Melanie Malzahn, Tudati-presents and the tēzzi Principle. H. Craig Melchert, The Case of the Agent in Anatolian and Proto-Indo-European. Angelo Mercado, Šāhs at the Pass of Thermopylae. Kanehiro Nishimura, Elision and Prosodic Hiatus between Monosyllabic Words in Plautus and Terence. Alan J. Nussbaum, Replacing locus ‘place’ in Latin locuplēs. Thomas Oberlies, „Und von ferne sah ich den Rauch des Pferdedungs“: Zum „Rätsellied“ RV 1.164. Patrick Olivelle, Judges and Courts in Ancient India: On dharmastha and prāḍvivāka. Lisi Oliver†, Old English Riddles, Comparative Poetics, and the Authorship of Beowulf. Asko Parpola, Rudra: ‘Red’ and ‘Cry’ in the Name of the Young God of Fire, Rising Sun, and War. Martin Peters, Rebels without a Causative. Theodore N. Proferes, The Mīmāṃsā Influence on the Formation of the Bhagavadgītā. Jeremy Rau, Ancient Greek φειδόμαι. Elisabeth Rieken, Hittite uktūri: A “Thorny” Problem in Anatolian. Don Ringe, Phonological Rules and Dialect Geography in Ancient Greek. Gregory Schopen, A Tough-talking Nun and Women’s Language in a Buddhist Monastic Code. Nicholas Sims-Williams, Iranian Cognates of Vedic śáśvant- and -śás. Prods Oktor Skjærvø, Justice in Khotan. Elizabeth Tucker, Avestan fraspāiiaoxəδra- and an Indo-Iranian Term for a Ritual Girdle. Ana Vegas Sansalvador, Iranian Anāhitā- and Greek Artemis: Three Significant Coincidences. Aurelijus Vijūnas, Vedic ketú- ‘brightness’ Revisited: Some Additional Considerations. Brent Vine, On the Vedic Denominative Type putrīyánt-. Michael Weiss, “Sleep” in Latin and Indo-European: On the Non-verbal Origin of Latin sōpiō. Martin L. West†, So What Is It to Be?. Kazuhiko Yoshida, Hittite Mediopassives in -atta. Index Verborum.