Carl Abel

Carl Abel ( born November 25, 1837 in Berlin, † November 26, 1906 in Wiesbaden ) was a German linguist.

Abel wrote his linguistic essays in 1880. During the after the fourth Earl of Ilchester Ilchester named lecture series of the Taylor Institute for Russian and East European studies at Oxford University in 1883 he held lectures on comparative lexicography. He also worked as a Berlin correspondent of The Times and magazines of the standard.

Works

• On the Concept of Love in some old and new languages ​​( = collection exoteric scientific lectures. Series VII, No. 158/159 ). CG Lüderitz'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung Carl Habel, Berlin, 1872.
• Coptic studies. Dümmler, Berlin 1876 ( digitized ). Reprints: Reprint Sändig, Niederwalluf in Wiesbaden 1970, ISBN 978-3-253-02245-6.
• Slavic and Latin. Ilchester Lectures on comparative lexicography. Oxford University, Oxford 1883 ( digitized ).
• Over the counter sense of primal words. Wilhelm Friedrich, Leipzig 1884 ( digitized ).
• Linguistic treatises. Publisher of Wilhelm Friedrich, Leipzig 1885 ( digitized ).
• Introduction to Egyptian- Semitic- Indo-European root dictionary. Publisher of Wilhelm Friedrich, Leipzig 1886 ( digitized ). Reprints: M. Sändig, Wiesbaden 1969.