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The works of the enigmatic seventh-century author Virgilius Maro Grammaticus ('Virgil the Grammarian') are amongst the most puzzling medieval texts to survive. Ostensibly a pair of grammars, they swarm with hymns, riddles, imaginary writers, invented words... [ More...]
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Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
This new reference work is the first and only available word index to all the Greek words in the writings of Philo of Alexandria, main fragments included. Designed specifically to aid with research on Philo, this lemmatized and computer-generated... [ More...]
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The accent of many Greek words has long been considered arbitrary, but Philomen Probert points to some striking correlations between accentuation and a word's synchronic morphological transparency, and between accentuation and word frequency, that give... [ More...]
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This book deals with one aspect of Greek and Proto-Indo-European nominal morphology, the formation, inflection and semantics of s-stem nouns and adjectives. It uncovers the mechanisms of their creation and shows their limitation. The established view that... [ More...]
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Over the last two decades the interest in reception studies has escalated significantly, offering a new sophistication to the scholarly investigation of the classical tradition, and new insight on its evolution through modern scholarship. Comprising 26... [ More...]
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The first part of this volume offers an analysis of the use and distribution of the perfect in the classical period of ancient Greek, based on the "complete relevant material in Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides (tragic poetry), Aristophanes (comic poetry),... [ More...]
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This book is designed for those who wish to study the essential elements of Greek grammar with a view to the intelligent reading of ordinary Greek prose. No attemt is made to analyze the inflections, and unusual constructions have been dispensed with.
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Scholars are becoming increasingly aware that, despite its written literature, ancient Greece was in many aspects an oral society. In the first major attempt to study the implications of this discovery, Dr. Thomas stresses the coexistence of literacy and... [ More...]
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