 | Jules David, George Winnock - Greek language, Modern - 1825 - 216 pages
...to accpire a copia verborwn ' for 6 oral intercourse , it is only necessary, as to all inflexions ,' by habit, and an attention to the more common principles...where a word is to be accented , without caring how. ЛУаеп the copia J^erborum is once acquired , the mystery will, almost without an effort , gradually... | |
 | Angelos St Vlachos - Greek language, Modern - 1867 - 178 pages
...oral intercourse, it is only necessary, as to all inflexions, by habit, and an attention to the most common principles, to learn where a word is to be accented, without caring how. When the copia verborum is once acquired, the mystery will, almost without an effort, gradually unfold itself. Examples... | |
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J^erborum is once acquired , the mystery will, almost without an effort , gradually unfold itself. Examples and Exceptions will then readily present themselves.; and a difficulty which , unseasonably encountered , has excited disgust, and deterred numbers... 