A New Method of Learning with Facility the Greek Tongue ...

Claude Lancelot

F. Wingrave, 1807

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BOOK I	1

Of consonants	10

Of breathings	19

Of added to words ending	25

Of some other par	35

Of the connexion	37

Of masculines in AE or in	43

Of imparisyllabic	63

Of the first aorist	212

A table of conjugation of	218

Of defectives in µi	243

Of the nature	255

From a verb in	283

Of indeclinable particles and of the derivation composi	285

Of inseparable prepositions ibid	293

Of derivative nouns	299

Irregulars in declension	69

Of comparatives	76

A table of the demonstratives	89

Of conjugations	95

Of the first future	97

verb active	101

Of verbs that do not change	107

Of the Attic reduplication in	113

A table of the dual number	117

Formation of the first aorist	123

Of verbs in ζω οι σσω ibid	129

Of the optative	135

Of the verb passive	141

Formation of the perfect mid	152

Of the pluperfect	173

Of the penultima of circumflex	184

BOOK IV	191

Formation of the imperfect	198

Formation of the imperative204	204

Of defectives that have	306

BOOK	314

ibid	321

Of participles	327

Of the questions of place	343

Nouns of time that are put	349

1	350

The government of the accusa	357

The manner of resolving	363

And first of the active	377

Construction of	383

Remarks on the pro	390

ibid	406

Of the particles	412

Of the subjunctive	416

BOOK IX	423

CHAP V Two observations con	435

CHAP VI On the nature and	450

Of the four dialects	465

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Bibliografisk informasjon

Tittel	A New Method of Learning with Facility the Greek Tongue ...
Forfatter	Claude Lancelot
Utgiver	F. Wingrave, 1807
Original fra	Harvard University
Digitalisert	27. apr 2007

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