θάττων, ταχίων (Phryn. Ecl. 52, Moer. θ 18, Moer. τ 7, Hdn. Philet. 18, Thom.Mag. 176.10–2)

Key Points

• To provide a philological and linguistic analysis of the comparative forms of θάττων and ταχίων.
• Philological commentary on ancient Greek lexica.
• Examination of comparative forms in context.
• Identified nuances in the use of comparative forms.
• Discussed references from various ancient lexica.