Addition Clauses in Ancient Greek

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1. frontmatter I
2. Preface V
3. Contents IX
4. List of Figures and Diagrams XV
5. List of Tables XVII
6. Abbreviations XXI
7. Part I History of the Greek Language, Phonetics, Morphology
8. Linguistic Variation and the Study of Ancient Greek Dialects 3
9. Open Questions in Ancient Greek Phonology: Some New Evidence from Enclitics 33
10. Post-Nasal Deaspiration in Ancient Greek: Mirage or Reality? 65
11. Greek Verbs in -βω: A Survey 81
12. Action Nouns in -τιζ/-σιζ as Second Members of Nominal Compounds in Greek 93
13. The Syntax and Semantics of ([N+V]_V) Verbal Compounds in Ancient Greek 107
14. Σκορακίζω: ‘Curse (by Saying ἐζ κόρακαζ)’. About Delocutive Derivation in Ancient Greek and Performative 127
15. Part II Lexicon, Semantics
16. Nature-based Metaphors as Body-part Terms in Ancient Greek: On καρπόζ ‘Wrist’ and ἀστράγαλοζ ‘Ankle(Bone)’ 147
17. Grammaticalization of Adverbs in Ancient Greek: The Case of Homeric μάλα 159
18. Smells like Metonymy 179
19. Cultural Reconstruction through Linguistic Analysis: The Case of AG ταρχύω and ταριχ∊ύω 195
20. On Hom. ἐπίφρων and πρόφρων in View of Homeric Human Physiology 211
21. Analytical Constructions and Synthetic Encoding of Complex Predicates at the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface 225
22. Part III Syntax 1: Clause
23. Number Agreement of a Predicate in Singular with Two or More Coordinated Noun Phrases in Nominative in Homer 247
24. The Construction of the Verb μιμνήσκομαι in the Homeric Language 261
25. On a Double Case Construction in Ancient Greek: The Whole-Part Construction in Homeric Greek 279
26. Taking Stock of Greek Support-Verb Constructions: Synchronic and Diachronic Variability in the Documentary Papyri 297
27. Hyperbaton in Herodotus: A Functional Discourse Grammar Perspective 315
28. Adverb Placement in Demosthenes’ First Philippic 335
29. Case Attraction in Infinitive Clauses: A Distributive Account 351
30. Part IV Syntax 2: Verb and Modality
31. Dangling between Diachrony, Register and Atticism: A Language Ecology Approach to Modal Morphosyntax in Post-Classical Greek 373
32. Information Source and Epistemic Modality in the Classical Usage of ἀνάγκη and ἀναγκαῖον 389
33. The Preverb ἀντι- in Ancient Greek: From Space to Reciprocity 409
34. Part V Syntax 3: Coordination and Subordination
35. Null-Subject Genitive Absolute and Co-Referentiality in 5th Cent. BCE Ionic and Attic Prose 435
36. On the Oblique Optative in Ionic and Attic Prose Completive Sentences with ὥζ and ὅτι: Remarks Towards a Comparative Study 451
37. Relativization of Syntactic and Semantic Functions in Classical Greek: A Case Study Based on Sophocles’ Heptad 467
38. Backgrounding, Theticals and Periphrastic τυγχάν∊ιν 483
39. βούλ∊ι/-∊σθ∊, θέλ∊ιζ/-∊τ∊ Plus Subjunctive in Classical Greek: Subordination or Coordination? 499
40. Relative Clauses in Septuagint Greek: Some Preliminary Remarks 515
41. Addition Clauses in Ancient Greek 535
42. Pragmatic and Discursive Functions of Non-Canonical Conditional Sentences 553
43. The Mixed Pattern and the Other Conjunctive Strategies in Herodotus’ Greek: An Analysis from a Typological Perspective 569
44. Participle Constructions in Post-Classical Greek: The Example of the “Confessions” of Asia Minor 587
45. Part VI Pragmatics and Discourse
46. Caesurae, Cola, and Discourse Acts: A Functional Discourse Grammar Approach to Homeric Colometry 609
47. Vocative and ‘Terms of Address’ in the Odyssey 627
48. The Pragmatics of Rhetorical Questions in Sophocles’ Tragedies: An Analysis of Antigone and Electra 641
49. Verbal Impoliteness in Greek Oratory: The Case of οὗτοζ 659
50. From Disjunct to Connective: The Particle οὖν in Herodotus’ Histories and its Association with Anaphoric Elements 671
51. On the Use of the Interjection ὦ in the Dialogues of the Odyssey: An Analysis of (ὦ) γέρον, (ὦ) γύναι, and (ὦ) ξ∊ῖν∊ 683
52. Structure and Function in Catalogic Discourse: The Case of Iliadic Androktasíai 701
53. Part VII Digital Research
54. Linguistic Annotation for a Catalog of Ancient Greek Authors and Works 721
55. Formulaic Networks as Prototypical Categories: Combining the Ancient Greek Dependency Treebank with the Ancient Greek WordNet for a Pilot Study on the Iliad 737
56. Linguistic Complexity in Ancient Greek: Sentence Complexity and Digital Treebanks 759
57. Representing Semantic Roles in Greek Treebanks 777
58. “Proleptic” Arguments in the Greek Treebanks 795
59. Tongue, Language or Noise? Word Sense Disambiguation in Ancient Greek with Corpus-Based Methods 813
60. List of Contributors 829
61. Index Locorum
62. Index Rerum