Cubellian: Difference between revisions

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|ethnicity = Cubelli / Cibellini / Cubrii

| ancestor = Early Cubellian

| extinct = ~ ~~300~~ CE as a spoken language

| extinct = ~ 150 CE as a spoken language

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===Demise===

Cubellian continued to be spoken well into the Roman empire, though evidence shows that it was being slowly replaced by Latin already by the 1st century. Cubellian remained spoken as a native language at least until around the ~~4th~~ century when the youngest non-religious Cubellian text is dated to. Cubellian remained in limited use as a religious language for at least ~~some~~ centuries, as works from the ~~7th~~ century describe ritual songs and prayers in Cubellian, by then known as '''Lingua Civa'''. It is however likely that at that point knowledge of the language was limited and fading. The last known attestation of Cubellian in any form is from an ~~8th~~ century text.

Cubellian continued to be spoken well into the Roman empire, though evidence shows that it was being slowly replaced by Latin already by the 1st century. Cubellian remained spoken as a native language at least until around the 2th century when the youngest non-religious Cubellian text is dated to. Cubellian remained in limited use as a religious language by some for at least a couple of centuries, as works from the 3th century describe ritual songs and prayers in Cubellian, by then known as '''Lingua Civa'''. It is however likely that at that point knowledge of the language was limited and fading. The last known attestation of Cubellian in any form is from an 5th century text.

==Phonology==

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 |ethnicity         = Cubelli / Cibellini / Cubrii
 | ancestor         = Early Cubellian
-| extinct          = ~ 300 CE as a spoken language
+| extinct          = ~ 150 CE as a spoken language
 }}
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 ===Demise===
-Cubellian continued to be spoken well into the Roman empire, though evidence shows that it was being slowly replaced by Latin already by the 1st century. Cubellian remained spoken as a native language at least until around the 4th century when the youngest non-religious Cubellian text is dated to. Cubellian remained in limited use as a religious language for at least some centuries, as works from the 7th century describe ritual songs and prayers in Cubellian, by then known as '''Lingua Civa'''. It is however likely that at that point knowledge of the language was limited and fading. The last known attestation of Cubellian in any form is from an 8th century text.
+Cubellian continued to be spoken well into the Roman empire, though evidence shows that it was being slowly replaced by Latin already by the 1st century. Cubellian remained spoken as a native language at least until around the 2th century when the youngest non-religious Cubellian text is dated to. Cubellian remained in limited use as a religious language by some for at least a couple of centuries, as works from the 3th century describe ritual songs and prayers in Cubellian, by then known as '''Lingua Civa'''. It is however likely that at that point knowledge of the language was limited and fading. The last known attestation of Cubellian in any form is from an 5th century text.
 ==Phonology==