The Pronunciation of the Greek Aspirates
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Thus we have (f)iX6(f>eipo<; (Inscr. inidit. Ussing No. 25) from Larissa, which, according to Meister, is for ^LXodrjpoi;, while Ussing himself says it is foreTaXos (Meister, Gr. Dial. i. p. 204—211, Tan. 49); also ^er-rako^ {ib. Theh. 28, 8) on one of the fourth century B.C. both for &eTTaX6<; (G.I.G. 2430), while the regular ©erraXov occurs (ih. Thesp. 27, 3). Similarly &€6^ea-To<; and %i6j>ea-T0ea)v, and ^vov7e<; for 6e5)v, 6vovTe
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Thus we have (f)iX6(f>eipo<; (Inscr. inidit. Ussing No. 25) from Larissa, which, according to Meister, is for ^LXodrjpoi;, while Ussing himself says it is for
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