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Annual of the British School at Athens , Volume 26 , November 1925 , pp. 381 - 387
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page 381 note 1 K never = c except for place-names like Corinth, Mycenae, or some names of persons like Cleon, which have become English words.

page 382 note 1 See Mr. R. M. Dawkins' paper on ‘The Transliteration of Modern Greek’ in B.S.A., vol. xv.

page 382 note 2 Such combinations as μπ are best represented by the corresponding sound.—[Ed.]

page 387 note 1 In the case of Students of the British School at Rome, an aggregate residence of four months at the two Schools will be accepted as alternative to three months' residence at the School at Athens.