NP -> N [a LOGOS]
-> A N [d hO][n LOGOS]
More complex noun phrases are, of course, possible:
NP -> A N (Pron) (A Adj) [a TON][n ARTON][pron hHMWN][a TON][adj EPIOUSION]
Are there any reasonably complete discussions of the possible noun phrases
in hellenistic Greek? How about verb phrases and prepositional phrases? So
far, the most helpful discussion that I have found is in Micheal Palmer's
_Levels of Constituent Structure_, but it makes to claims for completeness.
Jonathan
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