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Is there any rule for determining whether a verb beginning with ε- will augment to η- vs ει-...
For instance, the verb ἐλευθερῶ augments to ἠλευθέρουν in the past, whereas the verb ἔχω augments to εἶχον (not ἦχον as might have been predicted).
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A question about accentuation for aorist infinitives
I am learning classical Attic Greek at college, and we recently saw that, in a departure from the typical recessiveness of verbs, the accents for aorist infinitives always falls on the penult regardle …
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