Briefly, an oxytone changes its accent to grave before other
words in the sentence, EXCEPT (a) before enclitics, (b) before
an elided syllable, (c) in the interrogative TI/S, TI?, and
(d) before a period or colon. If you look at all the examples
of SU/ with an acute accent, you will find that each example
falls under one of the exceptions, usually (d) and then (a).
Stephen Carlson
-- Stephen C. Carlson : Poetry speaks of aspirations, scarlson@mindspring.com : and songs chant the words. http://www.mindspring.com/~scarlson/ : -- Shujing 2.35
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