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December 10, 2025Armeniaca0 citationsOpen Access

ἀνεψύχην, ἀνέψυξα (Antiatt. α 89, Philemo Laur. 356, Thom.Mag. 9.12–3)

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FBFederica Benuzzi

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  • The aim is to provide a detailed philological and linguistic analysis of specific aorist verb forms.
  • Analysis of aorist forms in ancient texts
  • Comparison with existing lexica
  • Philological commentary on usage and meaning
  • Identified nuanced meanings of ἀνεψύχην and ἀνέψυξα
  • Provided insight into their linguistic significance
  • Clarified their historical context in lexica

Abstract

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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Federica Benuzzi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401b312d562116f28f7c6ahttps://doi.org/10.30687/dea/2974-8240/2025/02/014
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