Note 20 — THE PRONUNCIATION OF GREEK, &c.
Reading edition
“Quâ potestate literæ ei fuerint eâ Græcorum ætate in quam veteres Sc. s. interpretes incidunt ex plurimis iisque variis verbis in singulas linguas conversis adeo clarum est ut nulla fere restet causa de eâ dubitare.”— Seyffarth. The Old Testament translators, in fact, use it as regularly forHirek and Yod, as they do ai for Tzere, Segol, and Sheva.