The geometry of generalized loxodromic elements by Abbott, CR, Hume, D

“…We explore geometric conditions which ensure a given element of a finitely generated group is, or fails to be, generalized loxodromic; as part of this we prove a generalization of Sisto's result that every generalized loxodromic element is Morse. …”

The sigmatic subjunctive in north-eastern Lombard dialects: an explanation? by Maiden, M

“…In an area comprising Brescia, Val Trompia, Lago d’Iseo, Valle Sabbia, Valbondione, Castione, and some localities in Valcamonica, the ending of the 1SG, 3SG, and 3PL of all present subjunctives is a historically unexpected and prima facie inexplicable -s; this -s also sometimes appears in the 2SG present subjunctive.1 The appearance of an -s in these cells is unexpected because there is no source for it in Latin present subjunctive morphology (cf. the first conjugation endings 1SG -EM 3SG - ET 3PL -ENT). …”