Attic Inscriptions
Attic Inscriptions is an academic construct denoting a corpus of epigraphic records originating from the Attic region of ancient Greece, distinguished by their use of the Attic dialect of Ancient Greek and their formal documentation of civic, religious, and administrative practices in the polis during the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods.
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The Grammar of Attic Inscriptions
James W. Poultney, Leslie Threatte · The American Journal of Philology · 1981 · 270 citations
W. S. Ferguson · Harvard Theological Review · 1944 · 122 citations
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Harvard University Press
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University of Nottingham
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Thiel College
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Royal Holloway University of London
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King's College London
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Corpus Christi College
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Institute for Advanced Study
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