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782. The present tense in narratives of contemporary Greek songs [$\Omicron$ $\epsilon$$\nu$$\epsilon$$\sigma$$\tau$ώ$\tau$$\alpha$ς $\sigma$$\tau$$\iota$ς $\alpha$$\phi$$\eta$$\gamma$ή$\sigma$$\epsilon$$\iota$ς $\tau$$\omega$$\nu$ $\sigma$ύ$\gamma$$\chi$$\rho$$\omicron$$\nu$$\omega$$\nu$ $\epsilon$$\lambda$$\lambda$$\eta$$\nu$$\iota$$\kappa$ώ$\nu$ $\tau$$\rho$$\alpha$$\gamma$$\omicron$$\upsilon$$\delta$$\iota$ώ$\nu$]

783. Characteristics of the 16th century dialect of Corfu [X$\alpha$$\rho$$\alpha$$\kappa$$\tau$$\eta$$\rho$$\iota$$\sigma$$\tau$$\iota$$\kappa$ά $\tau$$\eta$ς $\Kappa$$\epsilon$$\rho$$\kappa$$\upsilon$$\rho$$\alpha$ϊ$\kappa$ής $\tau$$\omicron$$\upsilon$ 16$\omicron$$\upsilon$ $\alpha$$\iota$ώ$\nu$$\alpha$]

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785. Special issue ``Proto-Indo-European Syntax and its Development'' in Journal of Historical Linguistics (JHL)

786. Morphosyntactic isoglosses in Indo-European: An introduction

787. The diachrony of labile verbs: Evidence from the history of English and Greek''

788. Diachronic aspects of transitivity alternations in Cypriot

789. Cognate noun constructions in Early Modern English

790. The Greek Septuagint and language change at the syntax-semantics interface: from null to “pleonastic” object pronouns

791. Unaccusativity and the diachrony of null and cognate objects in Greek

792. On the relation between labilizations and neuter gender: Evidence from the Greek diachrony

793. Review__French Anticausatives: A diachronic perspective. By Steffen Heidinger

794. Null vs cognate objects and language contact: Evidence from Hellenistic Greek

795. Reconstructing passive and voice in Proto-Indo-European

796. On the verbal complements of aspectual verbs

797. Stability and Change in Postverbal Subject Positions

798. On historical language contact in English and its types: State of the art and new directions

799. Diachronic aspects of transitivity alternations in Cypriot Greek

800. Greek cognate datives: From modification to focus