Re: hHMIN, hUMIN : were both pronounced the *same* ?

From: Stephen C. Carlson (scarlson@mindspring.com)
Date: Tue Dec 10 1996 - 21:08:03 EST

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At 08:55 12/10/96 -0800, Dale M. Wheeler wrote:
>I think it might be helpful to all if you could cite the authorities
>from which you derived the above information...I know I'd appreciate
>it.

I would recommend W. Sidney Allen, VOX GRAECA: The Pronunciation of
Classical Greek (Cambridge: University Press, 1968) (3d ed., 1987).
There is extensive and well-reasoned treatment of the primary evidence.

Stephen Carlson

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