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1 Introduction; Part I: Curiosity; 2 Western lexicographers in the lands of the Mongols; 3 Curiosity and lexicography from Petrarch to Leibniz; 4 The history of lexicography and the history of curiosity; Part II: The long sixteenth century; 5 The first curiosity-driven wordlists: Rotwelsch; 6 The broadening tradition: wordlists of other cryptolects; 7 The curiosity-driven lexicography of a whole language: Romani; 8 Weakly codified languages and lexicography in the sixteenth century; 9 Curiosity-driven lexicography in the sixteenth century; Part III: The long seventeenth century; 10 Languages and regional varieties; 11 Natural history and lexicography: John Ray and his friends; 12 Ray’s Collection of English words; 13 Ray’s German contemporaries and successors; 14 Edward Lhuyd: The making of a lexicographer; 15 Edward Lhuyd, travelling lexicographer; 16 Edward Lhuyd’s Glossography; Part IV: The long eighteenth century; 17 Polyglot collections from Gessner to Leibniz; 18 Witsen, Leibniz, and the turn to Inner Eurasia; 19 Strahlenberg and the lexicography of Inner Eurasia; 20 Early wordlists of Scandinavian regionalisms; 21 Early wordlists of Finnish and Sami; 22 Johan Ihre and Swedish lexicography; 23 Dying languages; 24 Old Prussian and Polabian; 25 Cornish and Manx; Part V: Into the nineteenth century; 26 Dictionaries of Scottish Gaelic in the century of Ossian; 27 Bardic dictionaries: Faroese, Serbian, and Breton; 28 Lexicography and national epic in Finland; Conclusion: Writing the history of lexicography

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