Dissertatio De Formatione Loquelae (1781.)

Written in Latin in the late 18th century, this treatise on language formation is a classic work of early linguistic scholarship. Christoph Friedrich Hellwag's careful analysis of linguistic structure and sound patterns paved the way for many important developments in the field of linguistics, and his work continues to be studied and admired by scholars today.

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