Greek accent: a case for preserving structure.
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- article
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- 1988-01-01
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- 86
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Keywords
Linguistics, Stress (linguistics), History, Philosophy
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- Phonétique, phonologie et art verbal
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- Phrasal grammatical tone in the Dogon languages
- Brill's companion to ancient Greek scholarship
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