Ancient and Medieval Thought on Greek Enclitics, Table Ap.3

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Caption: The first 100 sequences of more than one enclitic appearing in Venetus B (omitting folios of Venetus B for which we have only a twelfth- or thirteenth-century replacement for the original), accented according to the revised Göttling-Barrett system, according to principles (Bi)–(Bv) laid out in section 4.4 of the book, and then as in Venetus B. The word preceding the first enclitic is included, and enclitics themselves are underlined. For the forms ὉΤΤΙ (nominative-accusative neuter singular of ὅστις), ὉΤΙΣ, and ὈΥΤΕ, a hyphen separates the enclitic from what precedes (see Chapter 4, n. 42), except where we reproduce the reading of Venetus B. Shading indicates a way of accenting a sequence that differs from that in Venetus B. In the columns for the revised Göttling-Barrett system and for systems (Bi)–(Biii), an asterisk indicates a way of accenting a sequence differing from that of Venetus B only insofar as Venetus B accents the word preceding the first enclitic as if a non-enclitic word was to follow.

For a full explanation, see the book, Chapter 4 (especially pp. 278-93) and Appendix B.