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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 November 2015
1 I encountered the following: p. 21, in quote: ‘Lacaedemonians’; p. 29: ‘modern work on the sources on non-Greek elements’; p. 32: ‘3000-1200 or a little later’ in running text but ‘3000-1150’ in the diagram; p. 44, in line 7 of the example: ‘<OIL>’ in the Mycenean transcript and the translation, but ‘OIL’ in the Greek transcription; p. 137: ‘a greater number local dialect features’; p. 143: ‘the Hermes’; p. 154: ‘The earlier surviving comedies contains’.
2 L.R. Palmer, The Greek Language (1980); G.C. Horrocks, Greek: a History of the Language and its Speakers (2010, 2nd ed.); A.-Ph. Christidis, A History of Ancient Greek: from the Beginnings to Late Antiquity (2007); F.R. Adrados, A History of the Greek Language: from its Origins to the Present (2005).