To the resources for the Sabellic languages add Crawford 2011, which refers to the epoch-making three volume Imagines Italicae, a corpus of almost all the inscriptions in the Italic (i.e. what I call Sabellic) languages—the Tabulae Iguvinae are not included. Most texts are illustrated with a photo and there are many new readings based on autopsy.
Crawford, Michael H. 2011. Imagines italicae: a corpus of Italic inscriptions. London: Institute of Classical Studies, University of London.
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