De graecae linguae dialectis Volume 01-02

This classic work of linguistics examines the dialects of the Greek language from an historical and theoretical perspective. Heinrich Ludolf Ahrens, a pioneering scholar in the field, provides detailed analyses of the characteristics and origins of different dialects, as well as their relationship to the broader history of the Greek language. This two-volume set is an essential resource for anyone studying the Greek language and its evolution over time.
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