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Since David Dumville’s publications (1974; 1988) studies concerning the authorship of have ceased. Dumville’s work was based above all on codicological considerations. Nonetheless, the Latin used in presents many lexical asperities which give away some signs of multilingualism. This paper is in keeping with Adams’ work about bilingualism in Latin, and particularly on the contacts between Latin and the Celtic and Germanic languages (2003, 447-449), and tries to establish the identity of the original author of by studying the marks of bilingualism and code-switching (2003, 356-393) in the text.

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Lexicographical notes on Historia Brittonum
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