American Journal Philology.v 33. Ed, BLGildersleeve. Balt. 1912.gs
by B. L. Gildersleeve and C. W. E. Miller (editors)
548 pages•about 11 h 30 min to read•Public domain
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The 1912 volume is a scholarly journal for classicists, devoted to Greek and Latin language, literature, and textual study. Alongside longer arguments about grammar and authorship, its reports follow the detailed work of editing ancient texts. One discussion classifies how the Greek article marks reference, possession, and prior mention, and argues that it leaves the infinitive’s nature unchanged. Elsewhere, contributors compare Byzantine readings of Thucydides with manuscript versions and weigh proposed corrections to Plautus and Lucretius.
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