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The pronunciation of Greek; accent and quantity. A philological inquiry

by John Stuart Blackie

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics2 chapters
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Explore the debate over the true pronunciation of Greek, balancing ancient tradition with modern scholarship and the living voice of Greece itself. Dive into philological arguments that challenge established norms and reconsider the language’s authentic sound.

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02THE PRONUNCIATION OF GREEK, &c.

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