Here’s a recently completed Ph.D. Dissertation posted on Academia.edu. Thought you might be interested:
Category Archive: Morphology
Ancient Greek Verb-Initial Compounds: Their Diachronic Development Within the Greek Compound System by Olga Tribulato I don’t know […]
Ἐργάζομαι is a bit of a difficult verb to deal with in terms of voice. It’s perhaps the only verb that causes problems (at least at face value) after the rejection of deponency as a valid category for the Greek Voice System. Rutgar Allan categorizes it as an indirect middle (Allan 200, 54). That has always seemed a bit forced. But perhaps there’s some credence to it.
Click below to follow us via e-mail or RSS or Facebook. Bernard Taylor’s paper in the 2010 SBL […]
This is the first post of probably four or five that detail my thoughts on the panel discussion […]
Those of you who have followed this blog for any period of time know that one of my […]
This post does not seek to provide any sort of new or exciting insight into Hellenistic Greek. The […]
File this under “Rant.” We have a good dozen different Greek morphology databases/annotation. We have (currently) two New […]
Let’s start with a root for a verb that takes 1st Aorist morphology (we’ll call them “Verb Class […]
No, it’s not mine mind, but that’s coming at some point. Thanks to Brian LePort over at Near […]
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