Encyclopaedia of Languages

Encyclopaedia of Language is a two-volume work designed to fill the long-standing gap in language scholarship. The set is specially made to focus on the specific subjects, so that the entire spectrum of Max Mullers views of language is represented. Reflecting all the important matters in the science of language, the set shall be, meaningful for students and valuable for teacher and scholars.

The set clearly endevours to show that the languages which we speak, and the language that are and that have been spoken in every part of our globe since the first down of human life and human thought, supply materials capable of scientific treatment, Teachers, Librarians, researchers, Students and others with an interest in language and its history and evolution will welcome the publication of this set. When last issued that was the most widely used reference book on language and has been out of print for a long time, COSMO is very pleased indeed to make it available once again.