Preface -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Bibliography -- Abbreviations and symbols -- INTRODUCTION -- A. General -- B. Starting-points -- C. Further assumptions -- D. Objective and set-up of the work -- THE GREEK MATERIAL -- LARYNGEAL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE WORD -- I. Before consonant -- A. The 'prothetic vowel' -- The negative adjectives with νη-, νā-, νω- -- C. Attic reduplication -- II. Before vowel -- LARYNGEAL AT THE END OF THE WORD -- III. After vowel -- IV. After consonant -- V. After i, u -- LARYNGEAL IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WORD -- VI. After vowel before consonant -- VII. Between vowels -- VIII. Before i/i̭, u/ṷ -- IX. After consonant before vowel -- X. Between consonants -- XI. After sonant: the disyllabic roots -- A. Disyllabic roots with ħ2 -- B. Disyllabic roots with ħ3 and ħ1 -- C. Special problems -- XII. Interconsonantal laryngeal represented by zero -- DIALECTAL DIFFERENCES -- 1. Mycenaean -- 2. Arcado-Cyprian -- 3. Aeolic -- 4. West Greek -- 5. Miscellaneous -- CONCLUSIONS -- A. Conclusions for the laryngeal theory -- B. Summary of the Greek developments -- APPENDICES -- I. Against Szemerényi -- II. N 707: τέλσον and ὦλκα -- III. Strunk, Nasalpräsentien und Aoriste -- ADDENDA -- Addenda -- INDICES -- I. Modern authors -- II. Subjects -- III. Languages other than Greek -- IV. Greek.