List of contributors -- Preface -- Introduction (Stéphanie J. Bakker and Gerry C. Wakker) -- Chapter One Discourse Cohesion Through Third Person Pronouns. The Case of Κεῖνος and αὐτός in Homer (Anna Bonifazi) -- Chapter Two Pragmatic Presupposition and Complementation in Classical Greek (Luuk Huitink) -- Chapter Three On the Curious Combination of the Particles γάρ and οὖν (Stéphanie J. Bakker) -- Chapter Four 'Well I Will Now Present My Arguments'. Discourse Cohesion Marked by οὖν and τοίνυν in Lysias (Gerry C. Wakker) -- Chapter Five The Particles αὖ and αὖτε in Ancient Greek as Topicalizing Devices (Antonio R. Revuelta Puig -- Chapter Six Καὶ μήν, καὶ δή and ἤδη in Tragedy and Comedy (A. Maria van Erp Taalman Kip) -- Chapter Seven Dicourse Cohesion in Dialogue. Turn-Initial ἀλλά in Greek Drama (Annemieke Drummen) -- Chapter Eight Greek Particles: Just a Literary Phenomenon? (Coulter H. George) -- Chapter Nine Towards a Typology of the Narrative Modes in Ancient Greek. Text Types and Narrative Structure in Euripidean Messenger Speeches (Rutger J. Allan) -- Chapter Ten The Use of the Imperfect to Express Completed States of Affairs. The Imperfect as a Marker of Narrative Cohesion (Louis Basset) -- Chapter Eleven Involving the Past in the Present. The Classical Greek Perfect as a Situating Cohesion Device (Sander Orriens) -- Chapter Twelve Discourse Cohesion in the Proem of Hesiod's Theogony (Albert Rijksbaron) -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- General Index.