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Part I: Letters, Sounds, Syllables, Accent
Part II: Inflection
Part IV: Syntax
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ADJECTIVE CLAUSES
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[*] 83. A dental stop before another dental stop becomes ς. ἀνυστός practicable for ἀνυτ-τος from ἀνύτω complete, ἴστε you know for ἰδ-τε, οἶσθα thou knowest for οἰδ-θα, πέπεισται has been persuaded for πεπειθ-ται, ἐπείσθην I was persuaded for ἐπειθ-θην. a. ττ, τθ remain unchanged in ᾿ Αττικός, ᾿ Ατθίς Attic, and in κατθανεῖν die (75 D., 81). So ττ for σς (78).
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