Table:
text: Traditional English pronunciation of Latin
Initial unstressed syllables
Semi-closed initial unstressed vowels
Semi_closed_initial_unstressed_vowels _17th_c_ American Australian Examples
a /ə/ ɐ ə ə addendum, appendix, calliope, farrago
e /ɛ, ɨ/ ɛ ɛ, ə e, ə ellipsis, Ecclesiastes, erratum
i /ɪ, ɨ/ ɪ ɪ, ə ɪ, ə Illyria, cf. cirrhosis
y /ɨ/ ɪ ɪ, ə ɪ, ə syllepsis
o /ə/ ɔ ə ə collector, oppressor, opprobrium, possessor

Question: What is the American sound that has an equivalent of ɔ under the traditional English pronunciation of semi-closed vowels of Latin, initially unstressed syllables, in the 17th century?

Question: What is the entry for the Australian sound containing an example of illyria, cf. Cirrhosis under the traditional English pronunciation of the semi-closed vowels of Latin initial syllables without stress ?

Question: What is the entry for the Australian sound that has an equivalent of ɐ under the traditional English pronunciation of semi-closed vowels of Latin, initially unstressed syllables, in the 17th century?