Preverbs and Dowries

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Classical Quarterly 37 (1):235-240 (1987)
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Abstract

A fairly frequent syntactic phenomenon both of Greek and of Latin is, in the words of Calvert Watkins, ‘the iteration of a compound verb in a succeeding clause or sentence by the simple verb alone, but with the semantic force of the compound’

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