Attic Lexicon
An Attic Lexicon is a specialized lexical resource that systematically compiles and defines the vocabulary, morphological forms, and syntactic usages peculiar to the Attic dialect of Ancient Greek, distinguishing it from other dialectal lexicons by its exclusive focus on Attic linguistic features and literary usage in classical Athenian texts.
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The Maculate Muse: Obscene Language in Attic Comedy
Kenneth J. Reckford, Jeffrey Henderson · The Classical World · 1976 · 396 citations
Studies on the Greek Reflexive—Thucydides.
J. Enoch Powell · The Classical Quarterly · 1934 · 91 citations
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Perla Korosec-Serfaty · Journal of Environmental Psychology · 1984 · 77 citations
The Maculate Muse: Obscene Language in Attic Comedy
William J. Slater, Jeffrey Henderson · Phoenix · 1976 · 62 citations
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