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Is latino sine flexione dead?
It just evolved into Interlingua, didn't exactly die, languages evolve like Latin to Ecclesiastical Latin. Also, I saw a previous answer where a person wrote that C and T both can make the ts sound in ...
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What are the most important scholarly resources for Latin and Greek historical linguistics?
For Greek, the best etymological dictionary is Robert Beekes' Etymological Dictionary of Greek in two volumes. This is to Greek what De Vaan is to Latin.
Greek is among the most intensely and widely ...
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