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The difference in use between the active and middle forms of phi eta mu i in speech conslusions in homer

Filip De Decker (UGent)
(2017) LISTY FILOLOGICKE. 140(1-2). p.7-37
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MLA
De Decker, Filip. “The Difference in Use between the Active and Middle Forms of Phi Eta Mu i in Speech Conslusions in Homer.” LISTY FILOLOGICKE, vol. 140, no. 1–2, 2017, pp. 7–37.
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De Decker, F. (2017). The difference in use between the active and middle forms of phi eta mu i in speech conslusions in homer. LISTY FILOLOGICKE, 140(1–2), 7–37.
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De Decker, Filip. 2017. “The Difference in Use between the Active and Middle Forms of Phi Eta Mu i in Speech Conslusions in Homer.” LISTY FILOLOGICKE 140 (1–2): 7–37.
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De Decker, Filip. 2017. “The Difference in Use between the Active and Middle Forms of Phi Eta Mu i in Speech Conslusions in Homer.” LISTY FILOLOGICKE 140 (1–2): 7–37.
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De Decker F. The difference in use between the active and middle forms of phi eta mu i in speech conslusions in homer. LISTY FILOLOGICKE. 2017;140(1–2):7–37.
IEEE
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F. De Decker, “The difference in use between the active and middle forms of phi eta mu i in speech conslusions in homer,” LISTY FILOLOGICKE, vol. 140, no. 1–2, pp. 7–37, 2017.
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  title        = {{The difference in use between the active and middle forms of phi eta mu i in speech conslusions in homer}},
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  year         = {{2017}},
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