Διοhικετα Διολευθερι̣[-] IG V.1 700
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.2010.v78.i1.328Keywords:
Greek epigraphy, Greek phonology, Laconian dialectAbstract
t is almost universally admitted that in the Laconian inscription IG V.1 700, Διοhικετα and Διολευθερι [-] stand for the phonetic evolution of Διὸζ Ἱκέτα and Διὸζ Ἐλευθερίō. In both sequences final /s/ before an initial vowel allegedly underwent lenition, similarly to intervocalic /s/ in inner word position. The paper shows that this interpretation must be rejected for various reasons. On the contrary, both forms can be accounted for as compounds with first element Διοo.
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