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
2017-01-01
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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