Part I: Letters, Sounds, Syllables, Accent
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Part II: Inflection
The Letters
The Alphabet
Vowels and Diphthongs
Breathings
CONSONANTS
TABLE OF CONSONANT SOUNDS
ANCIENT GREEK PRONUNCIATION
VOWEL CHANGE
TABLE OF THE CHIEF VOWEL GRADES
COMPENSATORY LENGTHENING
SHORTENING, ADDITION, AND OTHER VOWEL CHANGES
EUPHONY OF VOWELS
CONTACT OF VOWELS AND HIATUS
CONTRACTION
TABLE OF VOWEL CONTRACTIONS
SYNIZESIS
CRASIS
ELISION
APHAERESIS (INVERSE ELISION)
EUPHONY OF CONSONANTS
DOUBLING OF CONSONANTS
CONSONANTS WITH CONSONANTS
STOPS BEFORE STOPS
STOPS BEFORE M
CONSONANTS BEFORE N
N BEFORE CONSONANTS
CONSONANTS BEFORE Σ
Σ BEFORE CONSONANTS
CONSONANTS WITH VOWELS
CONSONANTS BEFORE I AND E
DISAPPEARANCE OF Σ AND Ϝ
ASPIRATION
VARIOUS CONSONANT CHANGES
FINAL CONSONANTS
MOVABLE CONSONANTS
SYLLABLES AND THEIR QUANTITY
QUANTITY OF SYLLABLES
ACCENT: GENERAL PRINCIPLES
ACCENT AS AFFECTED BY CONTRACTION, CRASIS, AND ELISION
ANASTROPHE
CHANGE OF ACCENT IN DECLENSION, INFLECTION, AND COMPOSITION
PROCLITICS
ENCLITICS
MARKS OF PUNCTUATION
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