List of Contributors

• Alan D. Corré (see the CV)   
  Emeritus Professor of Hebrew Studies, University  of  Wisconsin-Milwaukee (USA). 
  e-mail: corre@uwm.edu; web: www.uwm.edu/~corre/
  The Influence of Hebrew on Portuguese
  The Story of Gerineldo

• Alberto José Miyara 
  (Argentina)
  e-mail: ajmiyara@fceia.unr.edu.ar
  Catalan language

• Antonio Augusto Domínguez Carregal   
  Department of Romance Philology, University of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain). 
  Consultant of Orbis Latinus on Ibero-Romance and Rumanian languages.
  e-mail: antonaughusto@netscape.net
  Extremaduran -- General Overview

• Bruno Oliveira Maroneze   
  Researcher and Graduate Student at the University of São Paulo (Brazil).
  e-mail: bmaroneze@uol.com.br
  A Realização do Sujeito no Português Brasileiro
  Phonology of Brazilian Portuguese
  Grammar of Brazilian Portuguese
  European vs. Brazilian Portuguese: A Small Differentiating Glossary

• Cyril Babaev  (see the CV)  
  Moscow (Russia). 
  e-mail: cyryllo@mail.ru; web: www.babaev.com
  Old Church Slavonic

• Domergue Sumien   
  e-mail: d_sumien@club-internet.fr
  Noun and Adjective in Occitan (Provençal) language

• Eduardo Montagner Anguiano  (see the CV)  
  The autonomous university of Puebla, (Mexico).
  e-mail: yukimori44@hotmail.com
  El dialecto véneto de Chipilo

• Felipe Simões Pires   (see the CV) 
  Student of Journalism in PUCRS University, Porto Alegre-RS (Brazil)
  e-mail: pojke1982@yahoo.se
  Gaúcho, o Dialeto Crioulo Rio-Grandense

• Francisco Dubert García  
  Professor of Galician philology, University of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain).
  e-mail: fgdubert@usc.es; web: web.usc.es/~fgdubert/
  Descriptive Galician grammar.

• Henry Comis  (see the CV) 
  Emeritus Professor of Occitan language (France). Consultant of Orbis Latinus on Occitan (Provençal) language.
  e-mail: hcomis@online.fr
  Occitan language

• Jordi Floriach i Ytxart 
  Computer & Network Engineer, Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain).
  e-mail: jordiflor@hotmail.com
  Descriptive Grammar of the Catalan language

• Joseph Abraham Levi  (see the CV)   
  Rhode Island College, Providence, USA.
  e-mail: josephlevi@hotmail.com
  La Ienti de Sion

• Leonard Curchin 
  Associate Professor of Classical Studies at the University of Waterloo (Canada). 
  e-mail: lcurchin@watarts.uwaterloo.ca  web: http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/~lcurchin/
  Gaulish language (in comparison with Latin)

• Luca Mangiat  
  Como (Italy). 
  e-mail: mangiat@tin.it
  Descriptive Lombard Grammar

• María Constanza Pérez  
  Department of Romance Languages, Wayne State University, Detroit (Michigan, USA). 
  e-mail: conicami@yahoo.com.
  Subjunctive: Evolution from Classical Latin to Spanish

• Michele Brunelli  (see the CV)  
  Student of foreign languages at CA'FOSCARI University in Venice (Italy). 
  e-mail: michele.brunelli@email.it; web: www.sitoveneto.org.
  Descriptive Grammar of the Venetan language
  Descriptive Grammar of the Catalan language

• Nunzio Rizzi  
  Department of French and Italian, University of Wisconsin, Madison (USA).
  e-mail: nrizzi@students.wisc.edu
  French borrowings into Italian

• Seth Jerchower   
  Librarian, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania (USA).
  Doctoral Candidate, Romanisches Seminar der Universität Freiburg (Germany).
  e-mail: sethj@pobox.upenn.edu; web: http://petrarch.freeservers.com/.
  Judaeo-Italian Language (Italkian) -- General Overview

• Stephen Ohlhaut  
  e-mail: sohlhaut@nlci.com
  The Subjunctive: General Idea
  Usage of the Subjunctive in French

• Susana Sela 
  Avilés (Asturies, Spain)
  e-mail: SUSANASELA@terra.es
  Translation in Standard Spanish of Asturian poetry by Alvarez-Builla, Antón de Marireguera, Padre Galo, Teodoro Cuesta.

• Veronika Kniezsa   
  University of Budapest (Hungary).
  e-mail: kniezsa@ludens.elte.hu
  The post-conquest lexical elements in the Peterborough Chronicle

• William Harris (see the CV)   
  Professor at Middlebury College (USA). 
  e-mail: harris@middlebury.edu; web: http://www.middlebury.edu/~harris/.
  The Intelligent Person's Guide to the Latin Language

• Xulio Sousa  
  University of Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain).
  e-mail: ...
  Descriptive Galician grammar.