ἀφείλατο, ἐξαφείλατο (Phryn. Ecl. 154, Antiatt. ε 31)

Roberto Batisti

doi:10.30687/dea/2974-8240/2026/01/018

May 21, 2026Digital Encyclopedia of Atticism

ἀφείλατο, ἐξαφείλατο (Phryn. Ecl. 154, Antiatt. ε 31)

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The aim is to provide a detailed commentary on the aorist forms discussed in ancient lexica.
Philological analysis of aorist forms ἀφείλατο and ἐξαφείλατο.
Examining relevant passages in Phryn. Ecl. 154 and Antiatt. ε 31.
Comparative linguistic analysis within the context of Attic Greek.
Clarified the usage and meaning of ἀφείλατο and ἐξαφείλατο in Greek literature.
Identified differences in interpretations within existing lexica.
Provided new insights into the morphological structure of these verbs.

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Philological commentary analyzes aorist forms in the Atticist lexica, suggesting linguistic insights.

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This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the aorist forms ἀφείλατο and ἐξαφείλατο discussed in the Atticist lexica Phryn. Ecl. 154 and Antiatt. ε 31.

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