Historical And Critical Remarks Introductory to a Comparative Study of Greek Acc
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He then proceeds to explain his exceptions to Grimm's law, by the assumption that the accent became an accent of stress (expiratory) in primitive German, or possibly a combina- tion of musical and stress accent. Benloew's other important idea, namely, that of the ' last determinant, ' has also been revived in our day to explain a phenomenon of the widest extent and of great importance, namely, the variation of stem and accentuation in the non-thematic verbal conjugations. 1 1 In Greek this vari...ation of stem is preserved intact only in a few cases, and its immediate cause, the shift of accent from the stem to the root, is lost to sight, owing to the leveling force of the recessive accent in verbal accentuation. But the variation of stem-form as well as the accompanying shift of accent is easily established as archaic by comparison with the Vedic Sanskrit, so in the following cases: ei-// el(*i-((j)i) e-mi /-si fold-a fola-6a ved-a ve't-tha The duals, though they agree in both languages in having weak root-form (and accordingly are accented on the personal endings in Sanskrit), are left out el-ai(*el-Ti) : l-fiev t-re i-Cicri(*i-avTt) d-ti : i-mdsi i-thds i-dnti folS-e : fid-/Ltev ve'd-a : vid-md i6 Benloew's work represents the first and also the last attempt on so pretentious a scale to inquire into the original character, develop- ment and history of I.
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He then proceeds to explain his exceptions to Grimm's law, by the assumption that the accent became an accent of stress (expiratory) in primitive German, or possibly a combina- tion of musical and stress accent. Benloew's other important idea, namely, that of the ' last determinant, ' has also been revived in our day to explain a phenomenon of the widest extent and of great importance, namely, the variation of stem and accentuation in the non-thematic verbal conjugations. 1 1 In Greek this vari...ation of stem is preserved intact only in a few cases, and its immediate cause, the shift of accent from the stem to the root, is lost to sight, owing to the leveling force of the recessive accent in verbal accentuation. But the variation of stem-form as well as the accompanying shift of accent is easily established as archaic by comparison with the Vedic Sanskrit, so in the following cases: ei-// el(*i-((j)i) e-mi /-si fold-a fola-6a ved-a ve't-tha The duals, though they agree in both languages in having weak root-form (and accordingly are accented on the personal endings in Sanskrit), are left out el-ai(*el-Ti) : l-fiev t-re i-Cicri(*i-avTt) d-ti : i-mdsi i-thds i-dnti folS-e : fid-/Ltev ve'd-a : vid-md i6 Benloew's work represents the first and also the last attempt on so pretentious a scale to inquire into the original character, develop- ment and history of I.
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