This paper addresses the problem of the double development of liquid plus s sequences in Ancient Greek. The accent–conditioned rule first proposed by Wackernagel (1888) is defended as a satisfying explanation, while some objections that have prevented its acceptance are refuted.
The outcome of liquid and sibilant clusters in Ancient Greek
Roberto Batisti
2017
Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of the double development of liquid plus s sequences in Ancient Greek. The accent–conditioned rule first proposed by Wackernagel (1888) is defended as a satisfying explanation, while some objections that have prevented its acceptance are refuted.
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