Antyczny system zgłosek greckich. Część I: Zasady sylabifikacji
The Ancient Greek System of Syllables: The Rules of Syllabification

Summary/Abstract: Ancient grammarians taught that a syllable may be long by position in five ways: either when it ends in or the next syllable begins with two consonants, or when it ends in a consonant and the next begins with a consonant, or when it ends in or the next syllable begins with a double consonant (ξ, ζ, ψ). This article presents the ancient classification of hetero- and tautosyllabic consonant clusters and the rules for syllabic division in Greek.

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