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[Note on the 2009 version. This article was written in the winter of 1980-1981 and appeared in Folia Linguistica Historica 5/2, 1984, 331-395. The present version is identical to the printed text with the following minor exceptions: – A handful of obvious typos and insignificant infelicities have been tacitly corrected. – On the original p. 363 under points C and (b) a few confusing typos involving accent marks have been put right. – In quotations from D.J.L. Johnson’s articles his way of accenting examples has been reproduced more consistently than in the printed text; in that connection footnote 7 has been modified. – The page numbers of the original edition have been added, as in the following example: “regular |334| development”, meaning that “regular” is the last word on p. 333 and “development” the first on p. 334. However, where words were originally printed partly on one and partly on another page, page numbers have been put after them rather than in the middle, as in “syllables |335|” instead of *“syllab-|335|les”.]

ON CLARIFYING SOME POINTS OF SLAVONIC ACCENTOLOGY: THE QUANTITY OF THE THEMATIC VOWEL IN THE PRESENT TENSE AND RELATED ISSUES