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document | Lumbard language idiosyncrasies or some ancient peculiarities into Alps and Altaitalia Language Dominion (Lombardia-3f)

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The isoglosses n.6 and n.7 are dubbed as “highest of celtic markers” but these vowels are created early by ancient Ligyes of Chassey-Lagozza-Cortaillod industry and culture when the Celts do not existed at all, as never existed a celtic “oppidum” in Milano where the grass level by our prehistory was a flat meadow accomodating fountains of fresh water.

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