^{page 240 note 1} Since this paper was written, Streitberg's very important article on the ‘Dehnstufe’ has come out, materially affecting several of the points discussed here (Ind. Forsch. iii. 305 sqq.).

^{page 240 note 2} See, however, Streitberg, l.c. p. 391 sqq.

^{page 241 note 1} For the 3rd pl. -ent, levelled to -αν(τ) in Greek by contamination of -α(τ) =-nt and -εν(τ), see Streitberg in Ind. Forsch. i. 82 sqq.

^{page 242 note 1} bhū is the proper reduction of the dissyllabic root bheue; and there is no real difficulty in supposing that Sanskrit and Greek independently levelled the singular to the plural. Note that the type is not found in Iranian.