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  1. Reading Old Frisian laws as literature
  2. Old English būtan / Old Frisian būta: How an adverb turns into conjunction
  3. An introcution to Old Frisian
  4. When and how did Dutch and Frisian start to differ?
  5. A showcase of the progress made in Old Frisian studies over the past couple of years.
  6. Old Frisian _fule_ 'much, many' has a stem-vowel that deviates from the Germanic pattern.
  7. An extensive review of The Thesaurus of Old English by Jane Roberts and Christian Kay
  8. 7. Bibliographies of Frisian Studies: Old, West and East Frisian
  9. What went wrong with the stem vowel when Frisians shifted from Frisian to Hollandish.
  10. NOWELE Volume 28/29 (August 1996)
  11. Old Frisian Dialectology and the Position of the "Ommelanden"
  12. Quickly find your way in who published what and when in Old Frisian studies
  13. Zur Phonologie und Morphologie des Altniederländischen
  14. The philological study of Old Frisian: 1840–1890–1990
  15. English 'ay' (yes) appears to have a hitherto unknown older cousin: Frisian 'ay'.
  16. "Me thinks" and similar syntactic constructions in Old Frisian
  17. Voiced Fricatives in Dutch