οὐχ οἷον/μὴ οἷον with finite verb forms ( Antiatt. o 5, Phryn. Ecl. 348)

Elisa Nuria Merisio

doi:10.30687/dea/2974-8240/2026/01/040

May 21, 2026Digital Encyclopedia of Atticism

οὐχ οἷον/μὴ οἷον with finite verb forms ( Antiatt. o 5, Phryn. Ecl. 348)

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The aim is to analyze the syntactic structure of οὐχ οἷον/μὴ οἷον within Ancient Greek texts.
Detailed review of the syntactic structure in the Atticist lexica Antiatt. o 5 and Phryn. Ecl. 348.
Linguistic commentary focusing on finite verb forms and their use in sentences.
Clarification of the syntactic patterns involving οὐχ οἷον/μὴ οἷον with finite verbs.
Insights into usage variations and implications for understanding Ancient Greek syntax.

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This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the syntactic structure οὐχ οἷον/μὴ οἷον with finite verb forms discussed in the Atticist lexica Antiatt. o 5 and Phryn. Ecl. 348.

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