ἈΑΑΤΟΣ and some other Negative Compounds

Classical Quarterly 11 (1-2):10-17 (1961)
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It will be seen that has twofold prosodic value: in passage it equals but in the others It is usual to connect the word with Alc, Pind. i.e. Lejeune, Traité de phon. grecque, p. 155note), thus following a lead given by Hesychius This is indeed the only suggestion advanced in the respective etymological dictionaries of Boisacq, Hofmann, and Frisk, and by Seiler ; though all but Seiler express more or less of doubt, particularly on the ground of meaning.

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