First published in 1972, A Panorama of Indo-European Languages serves as a companion to the author’s Indo-European Philology, offering a unique blend of linguistic, philological, and historical insights. Covering the entire range of Indo-European languages—past and present—it provides descriptions, sample texts, and an exploration of their evolution and interrelations. Featuring versions of the paternoster in 80 languages, it highlights the unity and diversity of Indo-European speech. With details on location, speakers, and literary status, this work is both a comprehensive reference and an engaging read, complete with a full index of all known Indo-European languages.
