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ki-ti-me-na andke-ke-me-na at Pylos
Carpenter, Michael
Filología griega
Greek philology
Two types of ko-to-na are distinguished at Pylos by the accompanying participles ki-ti-me-na on the Eo and En tablets and keke- me-na on Eb and Ep. Both types occur on the short Ea tablets. For the purposes of this article I shall follow the universally accepted interpretation of ko-to-na as referring in some way to plots of land.
2010-03-03
2010-03-03
1983
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Minos, 18 (1983)
0544-3733
http://hdl.handle.net/10366/73451
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