This list was compiled in the development of the model, accounting for the evolutionary change in noncanonically case-marked argument structure constructions in the Germanic languages. The data for this study come from the database compiled by the NonCanCase project at the University of Bergen and the EVALISA project at Ghent University and represent twelve cognate sets of predicates with dative- and accusative-subject marking from Proto-Germanic to the modern languages. Additionally, the dataset contains the information on the chronological order of the cases, assigned to the subject by each verb.