Researcher, Section of Germanic languages and Section of Anatolian and Celtic languages.
Andrei Korolev (July 7 1944, Bern - July 16 1999, Moscow) was an expert on the Celtic and Anatolian languages.
Graduated from the Lomonosov State University of Moscow, Faculty of Philology, 1967. Worked in the Section of Germanic Languages, Institute of Linguistics RAS. Taught classes at the Russian State University for Humanities in the 1990s. His most prominent works are "Oldest written records of the Irish language" (1984) and "Introduction to the Celtic philology", co-authored with Victor Kalygin (1989).
See Tatyana Mikhaylova's memories of Andrei Korolev (in Russian).
Selected publications
- Korolёv, A. Drevnejšie pamjatniki irlandskogo jazyka [Oldest written records of the Irish language]. Moscow, Nauka. 1984. P. 209. 2nd edition. Moscow, URSS. 2003. ISBN 5-354-00052-1
- Kalygin, V. & Korolёv, A. Vvedenie v kel’tskuju filologiju [Introduction to the Celtic philology]. Moscow, Nauka. 1989. P. 251. 2nd edition. Moscow, KomKniga. 2006. P. 272. ISBN 5-484-00265-6
- Korolev, A. Hittite Texts: New Readings, Joins, and Duplicates // Studia Linguarum 2 / Kas’jan, A. & Minlos, F. (Eds.). Moscow, 1999 [2000]. P. 281—290 ISBN 5-7281-0026-0
- Kassian, A., Korolev, A. & Sidel’tsev, A. Hittite Funerary Ritual šalliš waštaiš. Muenster, 2002 ISBN 3-934628-16-8