Keith Massey, PhD
Academic Writing
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Keith's academic interests range throughout the Semitic and Romance languages.
Here is a survey of his published research.
Forthcoming "A Latin Etymology for Romanian DA = Yes" in Ianua. Revista
Philologica Romanica.
2008 "Further Evidence for an "Italic" Substratum in Romanian," in Philologie im
Netz 43/2008, pp. 11-16.
2007 "Vergilian Allusions In Newman’s “Kindly Light," in Newman Studies
Journal, Vol. 4, Issue 2, Fall 2007.
2006 "A Second Look at Latin Secundus = 'Favorable'" in Pomoerium Online
Journal, Vol. 5/2004-2006.
2002 "Letters and Mysterious Letters," contributor of article for Encyclopedia of
the Qur'an (E.J. Brill Publishers).
1996 "Mystery Letters of the Quran," in Arabica (E.J. Brill Publishers).
1995 "Semitic Quadriliteral Animal Terms: An Explanation," in Journal of
Northwest Semitic Languages (University of Stellenbosch, South Africa) by Keith
Massey and Kevin Massey-Gillespie.
1993 "Dialogue of Creeds" in ISLAMOCHRISTIANA (Pontifical Institute of
Arabic and Islamic Studies) by Keith Massey and Kevin Massey-Gillespie.
Here is a survey of his published research.
Forthcoming "A Latin Etymology for Romanian DA = Yes" in Ianua. Revista
Philologica Romanica.
2008 "Further Evidence for an "Italic" Substratum in Romanian," in Philologie im
Netz 43/2008, pp. 11-16.
2007 "Vergilian Allusions In Newman’s “Kindly Light," in Newman Studies
Journal, Vol. 4, Issue 2, Fall 2007.
2006 "A Second Look at Latin Secundus = 'Favorable'" in Pomoerium Online
Journal, Vol. 5/2004-2006.
2002 "Letters and Mysterious Letters," contributor of article for Encyclopedia of
the Qur'an (E.J. Brill Publishers).
1996 "Mystery Letters of the Quran," in Arabica (E.J. Brill Publishers).
1995 "Semitic Quadriliteral Animal Terms: An Explanation," in Journal of
Northwest Semitic Languages (University of Stellenbosch, South Africa) by Keith
Massey and Kevin Massey-Gillespie.
1993 "Dialogue of Creeds" in ISLAMOCHRISTIANA (Pontifical Institute of
Arabic and Islamic Studies) by Keith Massey and Kevin Massey-Gillespie.