“La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek

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“La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek. / Höfler, Stefan.

I: Die Sprache, Bind 52, Nr. 2, 2019, s. 177-201.

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Höfler, S 2019, '“La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek', Die Sprache, bind 52, nr. 2, s. 177-201.

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Höfler, S. (2019). “La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek. Die Sprache, 52(2), 177-201.

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Höfler S. “La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek. Die Sprache. 2019;52(2):177-201.

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Höfler, Stefan. / “La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek. I: Die Sprache. 2019 ; Bind 52, Nr. 2. s. 177-201.

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abstract = "Starting from a discussion of the name Ἑλένη and the root *√su̯elh1 {\textquoteleft}to glow with heat{\textquoteright}, this paper investigates the outcome of accented *CR{\'̥}HC sequences in Greek. Most of the cases on record involve *CR{\'̥}h2C, resulting in Gk. CάRαC. In theory, this sequence could either represent a PGk. *C{\'a}RaC or a PGk. *C{\'ə}RaC, which has led to two opposing views in the literature as to what the outcome of *CR{\'̥}h1C and *CR{\'̥}h3C would be, viz. either CέRεC and CόRοC, or CάRεC and CάRοC, respectively. Based on the examples Ion. ἀλέη f. {\textquoteleft}heat{\textquoteright} and Gk. (non-Att.) γάνεα n. pl. {\textquoteleft}female genitals{\textquoteright}, I intend to show that the latter is the more likely assumption.",
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