A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students

John William Donaldson

Deighton, Bell, 1859 - Greek language - 652 pages

Contents

• SYNTAX OR CONSTRUCTION: 5
• Alphabet PART I: 6
• Classification of the Letters: 11
• Origin and Arrangement of the Letters: 17
• 50: 20
• Syllables: 21
• Prosody a Quantity: 22
• Stops B Accents: 37
• 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
• 7: 74
• PART III: 75
• II: 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
• 17: 129
• Numerals: 141
• Cardinals and Numeral Signs: 142
• 20: 145
• Adverbs: 147
• Degrees of Comparison: 154
• 21: 161
• Undeclined Irregular and Defective Nouns: 162
• CHAPTER II: 167
• Differences of Tense or Time: 168
• 22: 169
• 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
• 140: 196
• Paradigms of Regular Verbs A Verbs in μ PAGE 167 168 171: 202
• General View of the Cognate Tenses in the Different Conjugations of 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
• 37: 289
• PART IV: 310
• a Derivative Nouns: 311
• 315: 313
• 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 334: 335
• ON THE PROPOSITION IN GENERAL AND ON THE SUBJECT IN PARTICULAR 379 General Considerations: 341
• The Article and Relative: 343
• 44: 343
• Use of the Article Proper: 346
• 46: 348
• The Relative and its Attraction: 361
• The Noun as Subject: 366
• 142: 367
• Apposition to the Subject: 368
• 47: 369
• The Pronouns as Subject: 373
• 49: 385
• 145: 386
• The Comparative Degree PAGE: 389
• 148: 391
• CHAPTER II: 397
• b Participles and other Verbals: 402
• c Tenses of the Finite Verb: 404
• Primary Predicates considered with reference to the Secondary Predicates Voices of the Verb: 422
• Secondary Predicates a Adverbs: 453
• 440: 456
• a The Nominative: 457
• 8 The Genitive: 464
• 7 The Dative: 469
• 8 The Accusative: 472
• 163: 485
• Contrasted Meanings of the Oblique Cases: 503
• Secondary Predicates Supplement to the Cases Prepositions 474 a Prepositions with the Genitive: 504
• 8 Prepositions with the Dative: 508
• 7 Preposition with the Accusative: 509
• e Preposition with the Dative and Accusative: 514
• Prepositions with three Cases: 515
• QuasiPrepositions: 526
• Tertiary Predicates: 528
• 514: 529
• 515: 533
• CHAPTER III: 536
• General Rules respecting the Use of the Moods in Conditional Propositions: 545
• The Subjunctive and Optative in Conditional Propositions: 546
• The Imperative in Conditional Propositions: 549
• The Infinitive as a Substitute for the Imperative 528 Negative Particles 529 M in the Protasis: 552
• CHAPTER IV: 565
• Conjunctions: 566
• Copulative and Disjunctive Sentences 559 Distributive Sentences 573 Temporal Sentences: 572
• 402: 582
• Objective Sentences: 584
• Illative or Consecutive Sentences: 592
• Final Sentences: 597
• Causal Sentences: 604
• Concessive Sentences: 607
• 404: 608
• Conclusion Irregularities of Construction: 609
• APPENDIX: 635
• 566: 641
• 575: 646
• Error: 648
• 503: 650
• 504: 651

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Bibliographic information

• Title: A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students
• Author: John William Donaldson
• Edition: 2
• Publisher: Deighton, Bell, 1859
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Aug 15, 2006
• Length: 652 pages