Mimesis, Dihēgēsis, Style: Socrates' paraphrase' of Homer Iliad 1.11-42 (Plat rep. 393d8-394a6)2

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1. Masthead
2. Table of Contents
3. Gualtharius et Petrus Aloisius Lectori S.P.D.
4. A Grammar in Evolution: the case of Indo-European and the Several Indo-Europeans
5. Concession et scalarité
6. Seeking a core grammar of Latin through analogy and bilingualism
7. Some notes on the history of the cluster TL in Latin
8. Le άνηλαβαí nelle Tragedle di Seneca: spie per una messa in scena
9. External possession in New Testament Greek
10. On absolute-relative future, viewpoint and mood
11. L'antipassivo in greco antico: ποιείσθαι come verbo supporto in Aristotele
12. From verbs to interactional discourse markers: the pragmaticalization of Latin rogo, quaeso
13. One suffix, two stories. The Latin development of IE verbal adjectives in *-to-
14. Magis quantitativum et magis correctivum entre concession et rectification
15. Mimesis, Dihēgēsis, Style: Socrates' paraphrase' of Homer Iliad 1.11-42 (Plat rep. 393d8-394a6)2
16. Ordres VSO et SVO dans la Vulgate
17. Variation und Wandel der Vokale im Lateinischen
18. Author Index