Scriptura Linearis B

A saeculo decimo quinto usque ad duodecimum saeculum a.C.n. in Creta et in Graecia in usu erat. Non abecedarium, sed syllabarium est.

Tabellae ita inscriptae primum in Creta (Cnossi), mox etiam in antiqua Pylo ubi plurimae fuerunt, postremo Mycenis et Thebis inventae sunt.

• Scriptura hieroglyphica Cretensis
• Scriptura Linearis A
• Numeri Aegaei

• Antonín Bartoněk: Handbuch des mykenischen Griechisch. Heidelbergae 2003. ISBN 3-8253-1435-9, (Indogermanische Bibliothek Series 1).
• Emmett L. Bennett, Jr. et Jean Pierre OlivierːThe Pylos tablets transcribed. Part I, Texts and notes ; Part. 2, Hands, concordances, indices, Romae, Edizioni dell'Ateneo, 1973-1976
• John Chadwick: The decipherment of linear B. Londinii 1958.
  • Linear B and related scripts, British Museum, 1989
• James Thomas Hooker: Linear B. An Introduction. Reimpressio Bristolii 2001, ISBN 0-906515-62-9.
  • The origin of the linear Β script, Salamancae, 1979 Recensio critica
• Anna Morpurgo Davies et Yves Duhouxː Linear Β : a 1984 Survey. Proceedings of the Mycenaean Colloquium of the Vlllth Congress of the International Federation of the Societies of Classical Studies (Dublin, 27 August-lst September 1984), Lovanii, 1985 Recensio critica
• Leonard Robert Palmer: The Interpretation of Mycenaean Greek Texts. Oxoniae 1963.

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Scripturam Linearem B spectant.

• Inscriptionum corpus

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