The development of Indo-European middle-passive verbs: a case study in Ancient Greek and Old Church Slavonic

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2. Frontmatter
4. Inhalt
5. I. Aufsätze
6. Second-position is first-position: Wackernagel’s Law and the role of clausal conjunction
7. The nt- participles and the verbal adjectives in *-to-
8. Postpositions and agreement in Rajasthani languages: A comparative analysis of alignment features in Marwari and Harauti
9. Qu’est-ce qu’un pronom en anatolien?
10. Hittite šia-‘1’ and its implications for the etymology of Indo-European numerals
11. Lykische Genitive
12. Greek χουφος and further evidence for laryngeal as resonant
13. Two unexplained terms in Iliad: πεϱχνόν and μόϱφνον
14. The development of Indo-European middle-passive verbs: a case study in Ancient Greek and Old Church Slavonic
15. Iberian *ortubeleś and ordumeles, Palaeo-Sardinian Ortumele. New horizons in substrata research.
16. Lat. servus
17. A note on the phoneme schwa (ă) in Romanian
18. Baltic sta-presents and the Indo-European desiderative
19. Hera, Eros, Iuno Sororia
20. II. Besprechungsaufsatz
21. Fragen zu den von V. M. Illič-Svityč nachgelassenen Materialien
23. Backmatter