The Prosody of Greek Speech¶
Devine, A. M., & Stephens, L. D. (1994). The Prosody of Greek Speech. Oxford University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Ancient Greek Accent
- Ancient grammarians represented the system with acute, circumflex, and grave signs; the signs distinguish accent position and, on long syllables, tonal alignment rather than three unrelated kinds of emphasis.
This sourceAuthoritative reconstruction of Greek pitch, rhythm, word accent, phrase intonation, and musical evidence.
- Ancient grammarians represented the system with acute, circumflex, and grave signs; the signs distinguish accent position and, on long syllables, tonal alignment rather than three unrelated kinds of emphasis.
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