Introduction | 1 | |
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Accidence | ||
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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§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 |
Nouns and Verbs, §§34-37 | ||
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§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 |
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§58 | Genitive Absolute | 58 |
§59 | The Genitive Infinitive of Purpose | 58 |
§60 | Other Uses of the Genitive Infinitive | 59 |
§61 | Cognate Dative | 60 |
Adjectives, §§62-65 | ||
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§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 |
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§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 |
Conjunctions, §§99-111 | ||
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§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 |
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