Homeric Greek contains Ionic dialect, a subdialect of the Attic-Ionic group of Ancient Greek, and includes eleven singular pronouns.
It is a literary dialect of Ancient Greek consisting mainly of Ionic and Aeolic, with a few forms from Arcadocypriot, and a written form influenced by Attic. Ionic Greek (Ancient Greek:  , romanized: Hellenike Ionike) was a subdialect of the AtticIonic or Eastern dialect group of Ancient Greek. ,  ,  , , , ,  ,  First-person pronoun (singular "I", dual "we both", plural "we") , , , , ,  ,  , ,   , , , ,  ,  , ,  Third-person pronoun (singular "he, she, it", dual "they both", plural "they") Second-person pronoun (singular "you", dual "you both", plural "you") 
