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In Lysistrata, line 105-6 is spoken by the Athenian woman Lampito but contains many Dorisms like γα, ἔλσῃ, and ποκά:

ὁ δ᾽ ἐμός γα καἴ κ᾽ ἐκ τᾶς ταγᾶς ἔλσῃ ποκά, πορπακισάμενος φροῦδος ἀμπτάμενος ἔβα.

What would be the reason for this? It’s not as though these women are a part of the chorus, as far as I know.

Was wondering what works we DO have from classical grammarians, and if there’s a list of what works DO survive? Loeb doesn’t really have anything like that.