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Koldo Mitxelena 1915-2015 Koldo Mitxelena 1915-2015 Ehun urte Koldo Mitxelena jaio zenetik Cien años del nacimiento de LIBURU- Koldo Mitxelena ERAKUSKETA 2015eko Iraila UPV/EHU EXPOSICIÓN BIBLIOGRÁFICA Biblioteca Unibertsitateko Biblioteka Universitaria Septiembre 2015 LEIOA BIZKAIKO CAMPUSEKO BIBLIOTEKA BIBLIOTECA DELCAMPUS DE BIZKAIA 1 1915 -2015 Catálogo Bibliobidea UPV/EHU. Biblioteka .Leioa MITXELENA, K. (1954). De onomástica aquitana. Instituto Pirenaico de Arqueología, Jaca. En: KOLDO MITXELENA: MITXELENA, K. (1960). Pirineos X, no. 33-34, pp.: 409-457. BERE OBRA / SU OBRA Historia de la literatura vasca. Madrid: Minotauro. MITXELENA, K. (1957). Las antiguas consonantes vascas. MITXELENA, K. (1950). Sobre el estado actual de la La Laguna: Universidad de La cuestión del genitivo vasco en "-en". (Madrid: Laguna. (Separata de: Sucesores de Rivadeneyra. (Separata de: Emerita, Vol. 18. pp. [221]-224). Miscelánea homenaje a André Martinet: Estructuralismmo e MITXELENA, K. 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