Where there is an unaccented pre-verb in between the preceding and the following [pre-verbs], both of which have their natural accent, the first of these is isolated [in the Padapāṭha as a separated word], for example: “ púruṣé`dhi samā́hite”. (p. 486) - Deshpande (1997) A particle which is [normally] accented can occasionally become unaccented, and as such is compounded. An instance of that kind is “itihāsáḥ”. (p. 484) - Deshpande (1997)
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