ΦOinikoΣ (=Punicus): A Neglected Lemma?

Classical Quarterly 27 (1):230-235 (1977)
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Abstract

The word, first attested in writers of the fifth century B.C., belongs to a large group of possessive adjectives in which are formed from ethnic names. A few of these occur in Homer () and in the early lyric poets, but examples become increasingly common in the fifth century and later; their characteristic function is to denote something as belonging to a people or city as a whole, as distinct from ethnic adjectives which are applied to persons.

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Geoffrey Edwards
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