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The edition collects surviving fragments of a classical grammatical treatise and reconstructs its original order and scope. It presents investigations into the nature of speech, the relation between words and facts, Stoic-influenced notions of signification, and the tripartite division of linguistic inquiry. Short treatments range over etymology, word-formation, morphology, syntax, and rhetorical ornament, with many concise examples and etymological conjectures. Critical apparatus and annotations identify sources, propose attributions, note manuscript variants, and explain editorial choices, enabling readers to follow how fragmentary passages were assigned, emended, and integrated to recover the author's overall grammatical program.
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