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Linguistic annotation of Byzantine book epigrams : revisited
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Insubordination pathways in three millennia of Greek : sources, analogical changes and pragmatic enrichment
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Formulaic language in Byzantine book epigrams : a typology grounded in ritually-charged pragmatic functions
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- Book Editor
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Everyday communication in Antiquity : frames and framings
Klaas Bentein (UGent) -
- Book Chapter
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Socio-semiotic, multimodal annotation of documentary sources : digital infrastructure in the Everyday Writing project
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- Book Chapter
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Requests in the Qurra dossier : a cross-cultural pragmatic approach
(2025) Everyday communication in Antiquity : frames and framings. In Lexis Supplementi 18. p.245-290 -
Homer in Byzantium : Comment parler des livres que l’on n’a pas lus? A cultural semiotic note on how to read, understand, and quote Homer from the Second Sophistic to the Palaeologan era
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The polysemy of reduplication in the Indo-Iranian and Indo-European verbal system : causativity, telicity, transitivity
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- Journal Article
- A2
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Epilogue : historical sociolinguistics and the classical languages
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L. Berkes (éd), Christians and Muslims in Early Islamic Egypt