Stamm-Heyne's Ulfilas oder die uns erhaltenen denkmäler der gotischen sprache

Published in 1908 by F. Schöningh, this volume represents a significant evolution of Christian Wilhelm Michael Stamm’s original 19th-century work on the Gothic language. Ferdinand Wrede, a noted German linguist and scholar, undertook the revision to integrate the latest philological research of the early 20th century. The work served as a definitive reference for students and scholars of Germanic linguistics, providing a structured approach to the Ulfilas Bible, the primary source for our knowledge of the Gothic language.

The design of the volume reflects the scholarly standards of the era, prioritizing clarity and technical precision over ornamentation. Wrede focused on refining the grammatical analysis and updating the lexicon to reflect the rigor of the Neo-Grammarian school of thought. Upon its release, it was regarded as an essential companion for those navigating the complexities of early Germanic dialects, effectively cementing the status of the 'Stamm-Heyne' tradition as a cornerstone in the study of East Germanic philology.