Tres grafías arcadias
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1980.v48.i1.840Abstract
The author proposes a new explanation of the phonetic value of the graphs Ͷ of IG V 2, 262 and ζ in the Arcadian dialect of the V century B. C. First, the author tries to demonstrate that Ͷ represents a sound very close to a dental, while maintaining a very reduced degree of palatalization, so that it appears to be an allophonic variation of Ͷ. Second, starting from the forms τζετρακατιαι and οζις, the author suggests that ζ represents the sound dz in the Arcadian dialect of the V century B. C.
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