Ancient Greek Accentuation¶
Probert, P. (2006). Ancient Greek Accentuation: Synchronic Patterns, Frequency Effects, and Prehistory. Oxford University Press.
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- 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.
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- 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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