Magner Thomas F., Schmalstieg William R. (Eds.). Baltic Linguistics

The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1970. — 186 p.The Dative of Subordination in Baltic and Slavic - Henning Andersen.
The Vocalic Phonemes of the Old Prussian Elbing Vocabulary - Michael L. Burwell.
The Nominative Plural and Preterit Singular of the Active Participles in Baltic - Warren Cowgill.
The State of Linguistics in Soviet Lithuania - Leonardas Dambriunas.
Accent in the Lithuanian Noun Declension - Bill J. Darden.
Concerning the Relationships of the Prussian Language With Congeners - Jānis Endzelīns (Tr. By B. Jēgers and W. R. Schmalstieg).
Esti and Yra in Martynas Mažvydas' Catechism of 1547 - Gordon B. Ford, Jr.
Some Remarks About the Wolfenbuttel Lithuanian Postile Manuscript of the Year 1573 - Gordon B. Ford. Jr.
The Old Lithuanian Third Person Imperative in -k(i) - Gordon B. Ford, Jr.
Lithuanian Ugnis, Slavic Ognь - Eric.p. Hamp.
Remarks on Some Baltic Names of Tools of the Type Lithuanian Kaltas ‘chisel’ - B. Jegers.
On the Balto-Slavic Dative Plural and Dual - J. Kazlauskas.
Some Attempts to Inventory Lithuanian Phonemes - Antanas Klimas.
Noun Declensions in the Korsovan Subdialect of Latvian - Joseph Lelis.
Some Remarks on the German Side of the Elbing Vocabulary - James W. Marchand.
Stress Placement and Accent Classes in the Lithuanian Noun - David F. Robinson.
The Old Prussian Verb - William R. Schmalstieg.
Old Prussian Adverbs in -n - Olga C. Shopay.
Remarks on Baltic Verb Inflexion - Calvert Watkins.
Base Shapes of Latvian Morphemes - Valdis J. Zeps.