It is the most important document in the history of the Germanic languages. | A fundamental source for the comparative linguistics of the Germanic languages; Gothic is the record of the only East Germanic language known today.
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Frequently asked questions
- What was Wulfila's Gothic Alphabet and Bible Translation?
- The Visigothic bishop Wulfila devised a 27-letter Gothic alphabet for the Goths, inspired by Greek and Latin letters, and translated the Bible into Gothic.
- When did Wulfila's Gothic Alphabet and Bible Translation happen?
- 350 CE
- Where did Wulfila's Gothic Alphabet and Bible Translation take place?
- Moesia (Bulgaristan)