Contents
- Part I: Letters, Sounds,
Syllables, Accent
- Part II: Inflection
- Parts of
Speech
- DECLENSION
- GENERAL RULES FOR
THE ACCENT OF NOUNS
- SUBSTANTIVES
- FIRST DECLENSION
(STEMS IN ᾱ )
- SECOND DECLENSION
(STEMS IN ο )
- CONTRACTED
SUBSTANTIVES
- ATTIC
DECLENSION
- THIRD DECLENSION
- FORMATION
OF CASES: NOMINATIVE SINGULAR
- ACCUSATIVE
SINGULAR
- VOCATIVE
SINGULAR
- DATIVE
DUAL AND PLURAL
- ACCUSATIVE
PLURAL
- ACCENT,
STEM FORMATION, QUANTITY, GENDER
- STEMS IN A
LABIAL (π, β, φ) OR IN A PALATAL (κ, γ, χ)
- STEMS IN A
DENTAL (τ, δ, θ)
- B.
NEUTERS WITH STEMS IN τ AND IN ᾱτ VARYING WITH ας
- STEMS IN
A LIQUID (λ, ρ) OR A NASAL (ν).
- STEMS IN
A LIQUID (λ, ρ) OR A NASAL (ν)—Concluded
- STEMS IN
ερ VARYING WITH ρ
- STEMS IN
SIGMA (ες, ας, οσ)
- STEMS IN
ος
- STEMS IN
ω(ϝ)
- STEMS IN
ι AND υ
- STEMS IN
ευ, αυ, ου
- STEMS IN
οι
- CASES IN
-φι(ν)
- IRREGULAR DECLENSION
- ADJECTIVES
- DECLENSION OF
PARTICIPLES
- ADJECTIVES OF
IRREGULAR DECLENSION
- ADJECTIVES OF ONE
ENDING
- COMPARISON OF
ADJECTIVES
- PRONOUNS
- ADVERBS
- NUMERALS
- VERBS
- VERB-STEM AND
PRESENT STEM
- Part III: Formation of
Words
- Part IV: Syntax
- DEFINITIONS
- SYNTAX OF THE
SIMPLE SENTENCE
- KINDS OF SIMPLE
SENTENCES
- EXPANSION OF THE
SIMPLE SENTENCE
- AGREEMENT: THE
CONCORDS
- THE SUBJECT
- OMISSION OF THE
SUBJECT
- CASE OF THE SUBJECT:
THE NOMINATIVE
- THE PREDICATE
- CONCORD OF SUBJECT
AND PREDICATE
- PECULIARITIES IN
THE USE OF NUMBER
- PECULIARITIES IN
THE USE OF GENDER
- PECULIARITIES IN
THE USE OF PERSON
- ADJECTIVES
- ADVERBS
- THE ARTICLE—ORIGIN
AND DEVELOPMENT
- ὁ, ἡ, τό IN
HOMER
- ὁ, ἡ, τό AS A
RELATIVE
- ὁ, ἡ, τό AS A
DEMONSTRATIVE IN ATTIC PROSE
- VARIOUS USES OF ὁ (
ὅς ), ἡ (ἥ), τό DEMONSTRATIVE
- ό, ἡ, τό AS AN
ARTICLE (the) IN ATTIC (ESPECIALLY IN PROSE)
- THE PARTICULAR
ARTICLE
- THE GENERIC
ARTICLE
- THE ARTICLE WITH
NUMERALS
- FLUCTUATION IN THE
USE OF THE ARTICLE: OMISSION OF THE ARTICLE
- THE ARTICLE WITH
ABSTRACT SUBSTANTIVES
- THE ARTICLE WITH
PROPER NAMES
- OTHER USES OF THE
ARTICLE
- THE ARTICLE AND A
PREDICATE NOUN
- SUBSTANTIVE-MAKING
POWER OF THE ARTICLE
- POSITION OF THE
ARTICLE
- PRONOUNS
- THE CASES
- PREPOSITIONS
- THE VERB: VOICES
- VERBAL NOUNS
- THE PARTICIPLE
- VERBAL ADJECTIVES
IN -τέος
- SUMMARY OF THE
FORMS OF SIMPLE SENTENCES
- COMPOUND AND
COMPLEX SENTENCES: COÖRDINATION AND SUBORDINATION
- SYNTAX OF THE
COMPOUND SENTENCE
- SYNTAX OF THE
COMPLEX SENTENCE
- CLASSES OF
SUBORDINATE CLAUSES
- ADVERBIAL COMPLEX
SENTENCES (2193-2487)
- ADJECTIVE CLAUSES
(RELATIVE CLAUSES: 2488-2573)
- DEPENDENT
SUBSTANTIVE CLAUSES (2574-2635)
- INTERROGATIVE
SENTENCES (QUESTIONS)
- INDIRECT
(DEPENDENT) QUESTIONS
- EXCLAMATORY
SENTENCES
- NEGATIVE SENTENCES
- PARTICLES
- ἀλλά
- ἄρα
- ἆρα
- ἀτάρ
- αὖ
- γάρ
- γέ
- γοῦν
- δέ
- δή
- δαί, δῆθεν,
δήπου, δῆτα
- εἴτε
- ἤ
- ἦ
- ἠδέ (AND
ἰδε)
- καί
- καίπερ
- καίτοι<*>
- μά
- μέν
- μέντοι
- μήν
- ναί, νή
- νῦν, νῡνί̄, νύ̄ν,
νύν, νύ
- ὅπως
- οὐδέ, οὔτε (μηδέ,
μήτε)
- οὔτε
(μήτε)
- οὐκοῦν, οὔκουν
- οὖν
- πέρ
- πλήν
- τέ
- τοί
- ὥς, ὡς
- SOME GRAMMATICAL
AND RHETORICAL FIGURES
- Appendix: List of Verbs
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