Original Table of Contents

Accidence
Introduction		1
Nouns, §§1-14
§1	Disuse of the Dual	25
§2	εἷς as Article	25
§3	First Declension	26
§4	Second Declension	26
§5	Third Declension	26
§6	Absence of Contraction	27
§7	Feminine Forms of Movable Substantives	27
§8	Heteroclite Nouns	27
§9	Verbal Nouns in -μα	28
§10	Non-Attic Forms of Substantives	28
§11	Non-Attic Forms of Adjectives	29
§12	Comparison of Adjectives	29
§13	Pronouns	29
§14	Numerals	30
Verbs, §§15-33
§15	The Verb εἶναι	31
§16	The Termination -σαν	32
§17	Termination of the 2d Person Singular of Primary Tenses, Middle and Passive	33
§18	Aorist in -α	35
§19	Augment	36
§20	Reduplication	38
§21	Attic Future	38
§22	Retention of Short Vowel in the Future	40
§23	Aorist of Semivowel Verbs	40
§24	The Strong Tenses of the Passive	41
§25	The Verbs πεινᾶν and διψᾶν	41
§26	The Perfect of ἥκειν	42
§27	Presents formed from Perfects	42
§28	The Verb ἱστὰνα and its Cognates	43
§29	The Verb τιθέναι and its Cognates	44;

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Nouns and Verbs, §§34-37
§30	The Verb διδόναι and its Cognates	44
§31	The Verb ἱέναι and its Cognates	45
§33	The Imperative ἀνάστ and ἀπόστα, etc.	46
§34	Special Forms of Verbs	47
§34	Adverbs	47
§35	Homerisms	48
§36	Movable Consonants	48
§37	Spelling	48
Syntax
Construction of the Sentence, §§38-43
§38	The Construction of the LXX not Greek	50
§39	The Absence of μέν and δέ	50
§40	Paratactical Construction of the LXX	50
§41	Introduction of the Sentence by a Verb of Being	51
§42	Apposition of Verbs	52
§43	δέ in the Apodosis	52
The Article, §§44, 45
§44	Generic Use of the Article	52
§45	Elliptical Use of the Feminine Article	52
Gender, §§46, 47
§46	Elliptical Use of the Feminine Adjective	53
§47	Feminine for Neuter	53
Number, §§48, 49
§48	Singular for Plural	54
§49	Singular Verb with more than One Subject	54
Case, §§50-61
§50	Nominative for Vocative	54
§51	Nominative Absolute	55
§52	Nominative of Reference	55
§53	Nominatavus Pendens	55
§54	Accusative for Vocative	56
§55	Accusative of Time When	56
§56	Cognate Accusative	56
§57	Accusative in Apposition to Indeclinable Noun	58

Adjectives, §§62-65
§58	Genitive Absolute	58
§59	The Genitive Infinitive of Purpose	58
§60	Other Uses of the Genitive Infinitive	59
§61	Cognate Dative	60
§62	ἥμισυς	61
§63	πᾶς	62
§64	Comparison of Adjectives	64
§65	Omission of μᾶλλον	64
Pronouns, §§66-71
§66	Superfluous Use of Pronoun	64
§67	Frequent Use of Pronouns	65
§68	ἀδελφός as a Reciprocal Pronoun	65
§69	Hebrew Syntax of the Relative	65
§70	ἀνήρ = ἕκαστος	67
§71	ὅστις for ὅς	67
Verbs, §§72-84
§72	Analytic Tenses	68
§73	Deliberative Use of the Present Indicative	71
§74	The Jussive Future	72
§75	The Optative	72
§76	Conditional without ἄν	73
§77	Infinitive of Purpose	73
§78	Infinitive of Consequence	73
§79	Paucity of Participles	74
§80	Misuse of the Participle	74
§81	The Intensive Participle	75
§82	Other Varieties of the Etymological Figure	75
§83	Middle and Passive Voices	76
§84	Causative Use of the Verb	76
§85	Reduplication of Words	77
§86	Expressions of Time	78
§87	Pleonastic Use of ἐκεῖ and ἐκεῖθεν	79
§88	πᾶς with οὺ and μή	79
Prepositions, §§89-98
§89	Prominence of Prepositions	80
§90	εἰς	80

Conjunctions, §§99-111
§91	ἐν	82
§92	ἀπό	83
§93	μετά	84
§94	ὑπέρ	84
§95	ἐπί	85
§96	παρά	85
§97	New Forms of Preposition	86
§98	Prepositions after Verbs	87
§99	εἰ with the Subjunctive	88
§100	εἰ Interrogative	89
§101	εἰ in Oaths	90
§102	εἰ μή in Oaths	91
§103	εἰ μήν	91
§104	ἐάν, etc., with the Indicative	91
§105	ἐάν after a Relative	92
§106	ἵνα with the Indicative	93
§107	Ellipse before ὅτι	94
§108	ἀλλ᾿ ἤ	94
§109	ὅτι ἀλλ᾿ ἤ	95
§110	ὅτι εἰ μή	95
§111	ἀλλ᾿ ἢ ὅτι	95
§112	λέγων, etc., for the Hebrew Gerund	96
§113	Idiomatic Use of προστιθέναι	97
Selections from the Septuagint		99
Index of Ancient Sources		311
Vocabulary: Proper Nouns in Selected Readings		345
Index of Selected Greek Words		348
Vocabulary		365