Frontmatter -- Preface and acknowledgements -- Table of contents -- 1. Language change at the syntax-semantics interface. Perspectives and challenges -- 2. Semantic and formal features: Feature economy in language change -- 3. Linking syntax and semantics of adnominal possession in the history of German -- 4. Most historically -- 5. The "indefinite article" from cardinal to operator to expletive -- 6. The Greek Septuagint and language change at the syntax-semantics interface: from null to "pleonastic" object pronouns -- 7. The agreement of collective nouns in the history of Ancient Greek and German -- 8. Vedic local particles at the syntaxsemantics interface -- 9. Aspect shifts in Indo-Aryan and trajectories of semantic change -- 10. The development of conditional should in English -- 11. The Greek Jespersen's cycle: Renewal, stability and structural microelevation -- Subject index