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Greek-like Elements in Linear A
Gregory Nagy, 1963. Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies.
An early argument that some Linear A words and endings look Greek, the starting point of the Greek reading.
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Origin of the Greek reading.
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Nagy, G. (1963). Greek-like Elements in Linear A. Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies. https://grbs.library.duke.edu/article/viewFile/11991/4031
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Nagy, Gregory. “Greek-like Elements in Linear A.” Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies (1963).