# Markus Egetmeyer · Person

> Linguist (Sorbonne); grammar of Cypriot Greek, co-editor of IG XV, the "Golgian" proposal. In Eteocretan and Eteocypriot.

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# Markus Egetmeyer

Linguist (Sorbonne); grammar of Cypriot Greek, co-editor of IG XV, the "Golgian" proposal

[Eteocretan and Eteocypriot](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/eteocretan-eteocypriot)[1 event][2 sources]

Markus Egetmeyer is german Indo-Europeanist at the Sorbonne; wrote the grammar and repertoire of the Cypriot Greek syllabic inscriptions (2010), helped edit IG XV 1.1 (2020), and proposed that the Golgoi texts record a separate non-Greek language., and appears in the record of Eteocretan and Eteocypriot as linguist (Sorbonne); grammar of Cypriot Greek, co-editor of IG XV, the "Golgian" proposal.

One event on the site involves Egetmeyer: The Amathus syllabic inscriptions are re-edited in Inscriptiones Graecae XV 1.1 (2020).

One question rest in part on what Egetmeyer did or said, among them “Do the non-Greek syllabic inscriptions of Golgoi record the same language as those of Amathus?”, which stands no evidence yet.

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## In the mysteries

**Eteocretan and Eteocypriot**

1 event

[The mystery ](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/eteocretan-eteocypriot)

[Do the non-Greek syllabic inscriptions of Golgoi record the same language as those of Amathus?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/eteocretan-eteocypriot/questions/QST0DEEBV8JQ0KV/do-the-non-greek-syllabic-inscriptions-of-golgoi-record-the)No evidence yet: No evidence yet

## What Markus Egetmeyer did 1

2020[The Amathus syllabic inscriptions are re-edited in Inscriptiones Graecae XV 1.1](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/eteocretan-eteocypriot/events/EVT0DEDX5PQ9M79/the-amathus-syllabic-inscriptions-are-re-edited-in)

## Sources 2

[Le dialecte grec ancien de Chypre. Tome I: Grammaire; Tome II: Répertoire des inscriptions en syllabaire chypro-grec](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDKJ5BGG3B/le-dialecte-grec-ancien-de-chypre-tome-i-grammaire-tome-ii)

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[Inscriptiones Graecae XV: Inscriptiones Cypri. Pars I: Inscriptiones Cypri syllabicae. Fasc. 1: Inscriptiones Amathuntis, Curii, Marii](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDPEBY9XBM/inscriptiones-graecae-xv-inscriptiones-cypri-pars-i)

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Grammar and repertoire of Cypriot syllabic Greek, Golgian hypothesis, Co-editor of IG XV 1.1

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German Indo-Europeanist at the Sorbonne; wrote the grammar and repertoire of the Cypriot Greek syllabic inscriptions (2010), helped edit IG XV 1.1 (2020), and proposed that the Golgoi texts record a separate non-Greek language.

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