The Treatise on Greek Alphabet in London, British Library, MS Additional 19835, fols 19v-20r

The present essay offers an edition and discussion of a so-far neglected Latin treatise on the Greek alphabet preserved in MS London, British Library, Additional 19835, a manuscript of probable English origin. Amongst the copies of Greek alphabets circulating in England, this treatise is unique in its treatment of the pronunciation of Greek, and features a peculiar combination of archaic and more contemporary traits. As it stands, this treatise represents as a remarkable example of an instructional tool aimed at elucidating the basic elements of Greek