Grammar of New Testament Greek, Volume 50; Volume 440

Friedrich Blass

Macmillan and Company, limited, 1898 - Bible - 340 pages

Contents

• PART: 1
• Elements of the New Testament language: 2
• Orthography: 6
• Division of words accents breathings punctuation: 13
• Elision crasis variable final consonants: 18
• Sporadic soundchanges: 20
• First and second declensions: 25
• Third declension: 26
• Metaplasmus: 28
• Proper names Indeclinable nouns: 29
• Adjectives: 35
• System of conjugation: 36
• Augment and reduplication: 37
• Verbs in w Tense formation: 40
• Verbs in w On the formation of the future: 41
• Verbs in w First and second aorist: 43
• Verbs in w Aorist and future of deponent verbs: 44
• Verbs in w Terminations: 45
• Contract verbs: 47
• Verbs in μί: 48
• Table of noteworthy verbs: 52
• Adverbs: 58
• Particles: 60
• 27 Wordformation by means of terminations and suffixes: 61
• Wordformation by composition: 65
• Proper names: 70
• SYNTAX PAGE 30 Subject and predicate: 72
• Agreement: 76
• SYNTAX OF THE NOUN 32 Gender and number: 82
• The cases Nominative and vocative: 84
• The accusative: 87
• vii: 90
• The genitive: 95
• genitive with verbs etc: 100
• Dative: 109
• PAGE: 113
• instrumental and temporal dative: 116
• The cases with prepositions Prepositions with the accusative: 121
• Prepositions with the genitive: 124
• Prepositions with the dative: 130
• Prepositions with two cases: 132
• Prepositions with three cases: 136
• Syntax of the adjective: 140
• Numerals: 144
• The article Ι ὁ ἡ τό as pronoun the article with independent substantives: 145
• The article II The article with adjectives etc the article with connected parts of speech: 154
• SYNTAX OF THE PRONOUNS 48 Personal reflexive and possessive pronouns: 164
• Demonstrative pronouns: 170
• Relative and interrogative pronouns: 172
• Indefinite pronouns pronominal words: 177
• SYNTAX OF THE VERB 52 The voices of the verb: 180
• Active voice: 181
• Passive voice: 184
• Middle voice: 185
• The tenses Present tense: 187
• Imperfect and aorist indicative: 190
• Moods of the present and the aorist: 194
• The perfect: 198
• Pluperfect: 201
• Periphrastic conjugation: 202
• The moods Indicative of unreality and repetition: 205
• Conjunctive and future or present indicative in principal clauses: 208
• Conjunctive and future or present indicative in subordinate clauses: 211
• Remains of the optative: 219
• Imperative: 221
• Infinitive and periphrasis with Iva: 222
• Infinitive and periphrasis with ὅτι: 230
• Infinitive with the article: 233
• Cases with the infinitive Nominative and accusative with the infinitive: 237
• Participle I Participle as attributerepresenting a substantive as predicate: 242
• Participle II As an additional clause in the sentence: 247
• The negatives: 253
• Other adverbs: 257
• Particles conjunctions: 259
• Particles continued: 270
• 79 Connection of sentences: 275
• Position of words position of clauses: 287
• Ellipse Brachylogy pleonasm: 291
• Arrangement of words figures of speech: 295
• Index of subjects: 304
• Index of Greek words: 312
• Index of New Testament passages: 332

Bibliographic information

• Title: Grammar of New Testament Greek, Volume 50; Volume 440; Grammar of New Testament Greek, Henry St. John Thackeray
• Author: Friedrich Blass
• Translated by: Henry St. John Thackeray
• Publisher: Macmillan and Company, limited, 1898
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Feb 5, 2008
• Length: 340 pages