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Readership: Scholars and students of Ancient, Byzantine, and Modern Greek, as well as comparative philologists, historical linguists, and semanticists.
Pietro Bortone, University of Illinois at Chicago
Part 1: Background to Greek Prepositions 1: On The Function of Prepositions 2: On The Meaning of Prepositions 3: On The Development of Adpositions Part 2: The History of Greek Prepositions 4: Prepositions and Cases in Ancient Greek 5: Prepositions and Cases in Hellenistic Greek 6: Prepositions and Cases in Medieval Greek 7: Prepositions and Cases in Modern Greek Epilogue Bibliographical References
