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This linguistic commentary analyzes the aorist forms ἀνεψύχην and ἀνέψυξα in lexica, suggesting new insights into their usage.
This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the aorist forms ἀνεψύχην and ἀνέψυξα discussed in the lexica Antiatt. α 89, Philemo (Laur.) 356, and Thom.Mag. 9.12–3.
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