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Social identity, social meaning, and the dynamics of everyday writing in Roman and Late Antique Egypt
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The decline of infinitival complementation in Ancient Greek : a case of diachronic ambiguity resolution?
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Expressing lineage in Roman and Late Antique petitions and contracts : a variationist perspective
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Variation and change in Ancient Greek tense, aspect and modality
Klaas Bentein (UGent) , Mark Janse (UGent) and Jorie Soltic -
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Early Greek Relative Clauses
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βλήμενος ἦν (Iliad 4.211): lexical or periphrastic?
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Politeness in pronouns : third-person reference in Byzantine documentary papyri
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Introduction
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διά as a polysemous preposition in Early Byzantine Greek : ‘Dead ends’ and other uses in the Qurrah archive (VIII AD)
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Finite vs. non-finite complementation in Post-classical and Early Byzantine Greek Towards a pragmatic restructuring of the complementation system?
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Towards a socio-historical analysis of Ancient Greek? Some problems and prospects
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Aspectual choice and the presentation of narrative: an application to Herodotus' histories
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ἔγραψέ μοι γάρ ... τὰ νῦν οὖν γράφω σοι. οὖν and γάρ as inferential and elaborative discourse markers in Greek papyrus letters (I – IV AD)
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διό, διὰ τοῦτο, ὅθεν, τοίνυν, οὖν, or rather asyndeton? Inferential expressions and their social value in Greek official petitions (I – IV AD)
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Review: P. SARRIS, Byzantium: A very short introduction