A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students

Deighton, Bell, 1859 - 652 pages

INTRODUCTION ART PAGE I THE Greek Language and its Dialects I	1

SYNTAX OR CONSTRUCTION	5

PART I	6

Pronunciation	7

Classification of the Letters II	11

Origin and Arrangement of the Letters	17

Contractions and Abbreviations	20

Syllables	21

Classification of Derivatives 364 Composition	315

Parathetic Compounds	325

Synthetic Compounds	326

Modifications of the former part of the Compound 375 Euphonic Changes at the point of junction or in the latter part of the Compound	329

Formation or inflexions of the whole Compound	335

ON THE PROPOSITION IN GENERAL AND ON THE SUBJECT	341

The Relative and its Attraction	361

Apposition to the Subject	368

Prosody a Quantity	22

B Accents	37

Stops	44

PART II	46

Analysis of Words	47

Pronominal Words and Forms	49

Rootwords	50

A Affections of Consonants	52

B Affections of Vowels	64

Contraction	65

Crasis	67

Synizesis	70

Ecthlipsis	71

Ectasis	73

PART III	75

Substantives	80

First Declension in	84

Second Declension in	90

Third or Consonantal Declension	95

a Labial Nouns 179 b Guttural Nouns	99

Dental Nouns	100

Liquid Nouns	105

e Nouns in F as represented by or	107

f Derivatives in s eos 195 Adjectives	111

Of Three Terminations	116

Of Two Terminations	126

Of One Termination 226 Pronouns declined as Nouns	129

Numerals	140

Cardinals and Numeral Signs	142

Ordinal Numbers	145

Adverbs	147

Degrees of Comparison	154

Undeclined Irregular and Defective Nouns	162

CHAPTER II	167

Differences of Tense or Time	168

Differences of Mood	171

Different Classes of Verbs	173

Determination of the Characteristic	175

Vowel of Connexion	177

Formation of Tenses in the different Conjugations 303 Differences in the Personendings	192

Differences in the Augment and Reduplication	194

Paradigms of Regular Verbs 324 B a Barytone Verbs A Verbs in μ PAGE 167	202

Barytone Verbs	241

B b Circumflexed Verbs 334 Anomalous Verbs	264

Anomalies of Signification 351 Anomalies of Form	265

List of Defective and Irregular Verbs	281

PART IV	310

315	311

8 Derivative Verbs	313

The Adjective	385

PAGE 50	391

52	392

The Superlative Degree	394

420	402

64	411

65	420

Primary Predicates considered with reference to the Secondary Predicates	422

Secondary Predicates a Adverbs	453

e Preposition with the Dative and Accusative	481

5 Prepositions with three Cases	482

QuasiPrepositions	488

Tertiary Predicates PAGE	489

Contrasted Meanings of the Oblique Cases	503

67	529

71	530

ON THE HYPOTHETICAL PROPOSITION AND ON THE MOODS AND NEGATIVE PARTICLES 499 General Principles 500 Conditional Proposi...	536

73	543

General Rules respecting the Use of the Moods in Conditional Propositions	545

The Subjunctive and Optative in Conditional Propositions	546

75 80	547

The Imperative in Conditional Propositions	549

The Infinitive as a Substitute for the Imperative	552

84	558

after Verbs of Fearing	560

Construction of où μn 560	561

CHAPTER IV	565

Conjunctions	566

Copulative and Disjunctive Sentences 559 Distributive Sentences 573 Temporal Sentences	572

Objective Sentences	584

Illative or Consecutive Sentences	592

90	596

Final Sentences	597

Causal Sentences	604

Concessive Sentences	607

Conclusion Irregularities of Construction	609

647	618

Asynartete and Antispastic Verses	628

APPENDIX	635

105	639

566	641

115	642

126	646

129	648

584	650

145	651

154	652

463	655

Title	A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students
Author	John William Donaldson
Edition	2
Publisher	Deighton, Bell, 1859
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	18 Sep 2008
Length	652 pages

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