Classics@15: A Concise Inventory of Greek Etymology – Classics@ Journal
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Citation: Levaniouk, Olga, ed. 2017–. “A Concise Inventory of Greek Etymology.” Special issue, Classics@ 15. http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:hlnc.jissue:ClassicsAt.Issue15.A_Concise_Inventory_of_Greek_Etymologies.2017. Edited by Olga Levaniouk Foreword A concise inventory of Greek etymologies (CIGE) is an ongoing publication that will be expanded and revised as time goes on. This project’s goal is to provide access to etymologies that are important for the study of Greek culture and that are often not yet referenced in the conventional dictionaries. CIGE represents an understanding of…
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