Greek dialects in the late second millennium BCE by Gregory Nagy
Greek dialects in the late second millennium BCE by Gregory Nagy
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In the first millennium BCE, which is the era when alphabetic writing was developed by Greek-speaking people, starting in the eighth century BCE, there is evidence for a wide range of dialects, which can be divided roughly into four groups: (1) Arcado-Cypriote, (2) Aeolic, (3) Ionic, and (4) Doric or “West Greek.” But my focus here is on an earlier time, the late second millennium BCE. There is evidence for the existence of these same four dialectal divisions even in this earlier time. The primary evidence can be found in the texts of clay tablets written in the so-called Linear B script.
Greek dialects in the late second millennium BCE by Gregory Nagy
Size: 170x275mm | Binding: soft cover, saddle-stitched
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