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Sermo Sophocleus Quatenus Cum Scriptoribus Jonicis Congruat Differat Ab Atticis, by Heinrich Wittekind, is a detailed linguistic study examining the language of Sophocles in relation to Ionic and Attic writers. This work meticulously analyzes the nuances of Sophocles's language, comparing and contrasting it with the dialects used by Ionic and Attic authors. A valuable resource for classical scholars and linguists, this book offers insights into the evolution and usage of the Greek language during the classical period. It provides a comprehensive examination of the linguistic characteristics that define Sophocles's unique style and its place within the broader context of ancient Greek literature.
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