10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IOTACISM»
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iotacism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Greek Grammar of F. Thiersch Translated from the German ...
These two modes were distinguished as Erasmt'an and Reucltlinian, also as
Etacism and Iotacism, according to the predominant sound in each. Ohm—The
French and English follow in most particulars the Erasmian method; yet they mix
with ...
Friedrich Wilhelm von THIERSCH, Sir Daniel Keyte SANDFORD,
1830
2
The Greek Grammar of Frederick Thiersch
These two modes were distinguished as Erasmian and Reuchlinian, also as
Etacism and Iotacism, according to the predominant sound in each. Obs The
French and English follow in most particulars the Erasmian method ; yet they mix
with it ...
Friedrich Wilhelm von Thiersch,
1830
This morning he talked about iotacism, one of his favorite subjects. If you had told
him that it was not a subject for such a young mind, he would have been
indignant. What was more important than understanding how a language evolves
in ...
4
Noctes Atticae: 34 Articles on Graeco-Roman Antiquity and ...
However, E has eoir|v, an error caused by the phenomenon of iotacism, and the
scribe of Y mistakenly emends this into e'ain. Almost equally conspicuous is
439a1, where the general manuscript reading is TI, which is also the right
reading.
5
Language and Linguistic Contact in Ancient Sicily
above, where the koine forms were restricted to items of vocabulary, features of
the spoken language, such as iotacism and even 1] instead of 61, have seeped
in. The linguistic data provided by the other defixiones is quite small (there are ...
6
American Indian and Indoeuropean Studies: Papers in Honor of ...
-i/y- from an earlier base in -E will henceforth be called iotacism. Iotacism also
occurs in bases which receive consonantal enlargement. Thus *gheE 'to gape,
yawn'. (Gr. khtisko 'I yawn', khémé 'the action of yawning') gave *ghéy- before ...
Kathryn Klar, Margaret Langdon, Shirley Silver,
1980
7
Palæoromaica, or Historical and philogical disquisitions [by ...
Savirai and a<pisra», assumitur and reiinquitur, quite improperly, but owing it
should seem to the iotacism. In like manner our Lord, at Matth. xxvi. 2, says in the
Vulgate, post biduum Paschajiet, etJiHus kominis TRADETUR ut crucifiga- tur.
John Black (author of Palæoromaica.),
1822
8
Palaeoromaica: Or Historical and Philological Disquisitions, ...
Instead of assumetur and relinquetur in verses 40 and 41, we have in the Greek
Vulgate □jragaXafi- SctvsToti and aftsrai, assumitur and relinquitur, quite
improperly, but owing it should seem to the iotacism. In like manner our Lord, at
Matth.
9
Articles on Koine Greek, Including: Dionysius Thrax, Ptolemy ...
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On the living language of the Greeks, and its utility to the ...
dust, are sufficiently aware of the fact, that the manner in which the modern
Greeks pronounce their language with its much bespoken iotacism and accents,
though not in every tittle as old as the oracles of Phemonoe, who preceded the ...
John Stuart Blackie,
1853