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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 February 2009
The change of the Greek aspirates into the voiceless spirants of the modern language was already beginning to appear in some of the ancient dialects. The intermediate stage in this development is naturally that of affricates, ph, th, kh, becoming pf, tp, kx respectively, a stage seen in such spellings as μετνλλακχóτα. The evidence of the inscriptions shows that the change was not readily effected in Attic, and the clearest mark of this conservatism is the interchange of aspirates and tenues.
page 162 notes 1 For its earliest appearance see Schmidt, KZ. 32. 341 sq.
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page 163 notes 1 See Anderson's map of Asia Minor—Murray's Handy Classical Ma$$p$$s.
page 163 notes 2 Cf. the form $$e$$πιζεζημ$$e$$νoιs in an inscription of Julia Ipsos.
page 163 notes 3 J.H.S., 1897, p. 411, No. 148.
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page 165 notes 3 J.H.S. 1911, p. 185, No. 46.
page 165 notes 4 J.H.S. 1899, p. 307, No. 247.
page 165 notes 5 In Glotta, 1913, p. 170 sqq.
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page 166 notes 2 Oþ cit., p. 153.
page 166 notes 3 P. 69.
page 166 notes 4 Dawkins, p. 81.
page 166 notes 5 Ibid., p. 82.
page 166 notes 6 Dittenberger, O.G.I.S., 31554.
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page 167 notes 3 Dawkins, pp. 44, 74 sqq.
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page 168 notes 7 Mous. Sm., No. uξ1.
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page 169 notes 5 Le Bos-Waddington. No. 963; the editor reads ϒλυκνϒάτην μνημης.
page 169 notes 6 E.g., Atk. Mitt. 1888, p. 250, No. 50.
page 169 notes 7 K.Z. 33, p. 123.
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page 169 notes 9 See Dawkins, s.v.
