Alcman's Muses: Alcman PMGF 28 (85 Calame), The ΦΙ-Case and the Syntax of Divine Invocation in Greek and Indo-European.

In this article a new interpretation of the problematic form (Alcman PMGF 28 (85 Calame)) is proposed on the basis of a both a fresh examination of the history and prehistory of the ϕι-case and an overview of the syntax of coordinated pairs in various Indo-European languages.

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Publicado en:Journal of Hellenic Studies Vol. 136; pp. 18 - 39
Autor principal: Barnes, Timothy G.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 2016
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