ā¦the first is the so-called Appendix Probi (3rdā4th centuries ce; āAppendix to Probus[ās Grammar]ā), which lists correct and incorrect forms of 227 words, probably as an orthographic aid to scribes. That work illustrates some phonological changes that may have already occurred in the spoken language (e.g., loss of unstressed penultimateā¦
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