ἤθη or ἦθος as accusatives of respect ( <i>Antiatt</i> . η 4, Phryn.  <i>Ecl</i> . 344)

This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the singular and plural forms of the noun ἦθος used as accusatives of respect discussed in the Atticist lexica Antiatt . η 4 and Phryn. Ecl . 344.

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Digital Encyclopedia of Atticism
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2026-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.30687/dea/2974-8240/2026/01/002
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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ἤθη or ἦθος as accusatives of respect ( Antiatt . η 4, Phryn.  Ecl . 344)

Elisa Nuria Merisio
Digital Encyclopedia of Atticism
Classical Antiquity Studies
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ἤθη or ἦθος as accusatives of respect ( Antiatt . η 4, Phryn.  Ecl . 344)

Elisa Nuria Merisio
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This article provides a philological and linguistic commentary on the singular and plural forms of the noun ἦθος used as accusatives of respect discussed in the Atticist lexica Antiatt . η 4 and Phryn. Ecl . 344.

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