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suffixes in Spoken Modern Greek Koine. In: Glossologia 4: 63–88. Daltas P. Some patterns of variability in the use of diminutive and augmentative suffixes in Spoken Modern Greek Koine
191 124 . OECD 2013 OECD Economic Surveys: Greece 2013 . OECD 2013 “Turkey
A critical assessment of exhaustivity for Negative Polarity Items
The view from Greek, Korean, Mandarin, and English
categorial type logic. Doctoral dissertation . Utrecht University. Chatzikonstantinou , Anastasios. 2016 . Semantic and prosodic processing of negative polarity items in Greek. Doctoral dissertation . University of Chicago. Cheng , Lisa Lai
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Although belief narratives and charms are regarded as two different folklore genres with different modes of transmission, performance and function, they are both in a constant dialectical relationship, yielding mutual feedback. One of the main forms of this interactive relationship concerns the etiology of a dis-ease (construction of a dis-order, i.e. belief narratives) and its therapeutic treatment (restoration of order, i.e. charms). This relationship between the cause of diseases and their treatment is clearly reflected in a Christian content belief narrative closely associated with incantations used to heal abdominal diseases. The basic personage embodying this belief narrative – registered in many and different areas of Greece – is the figure of a monk or Christ himself, who, often disguised as a beggar, is hosted by a family. Violations of both religious norms associated with fasting and social ethics connected with accepted behaviour towards a guest have as a result the manifestation of an abdominal disease, which eventually the monk or Christ treats using an incantation. This article shows that the parallel analysis of legends and charms, where possible, is necessary since it can provide useful information, not only on the ways by which the charm text is produced and reproduced, but also on the position and status of the genre in the context of a wider folk religious system. Furthermore, it could contribute to the understanding of the charm text, without which the knowledge of the belief narrative is often incomprehensible, if not nonsensical.
Exploring the meaning and productivity of a polysemous prefix
The case of the Modern Greek prepositional prefix para-
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publish a paper on the history of the ancient Greek and Byzantine usage of the Greek term ‘dialect’, 2 and another one, in which he focused on the meaning of the word ‘dialect’ in Psellus' poem. 3 There he presented an outline of the scope of the term
: Catalogue of the Greek Manuscripts on Mount Athos II . Cambridge (1895-1900) 149; N. P. Kondakov: Pamjatniki christianskago iskusstva na Afone . S.-Peterburg (1902) 292-294; S. Der Nersessian: LIllustration du Roman de Barlaam et Joasaph. Paris (1937) 24
litigation in the form of the bonae fidei actiones , i.e. the actio empti and venditi . 5 Compared to this, Greek law 6 always adhered to use the contract where the price
paper I intend to deal with the person of this bishop. The official acts of the 16 sessions of the council held in October 451 were prepared around 454–455 in Greek language. The official corpus included the imperial letters of Marcianus and
, 3 the editor of the Greek text of the dialogue in the Italian series Corpus Plutarchi Moralium . 4 The author – who was kind enough to send me his article – concluded his discussion with a short note
