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- Editor's Note
- Preface
Stems and Endings
- Introduction and Definitions
- Personal Endings
- Stem Variation
- Meaning of the Middle
Tenses
- Verb Stems and Tense Stems
- Simple Athematic Present
- Simple Athematic Aorist
- Metathesis
- Aorists in -ᾰ and -κᾰ
- Athematic Reduplicated Present
- Present Forms in -νη and -νυ
- Athematic Contract Verbs
- Athematic Contract Aorists
- Meaning of Athematic Presents and Aorists
- The Perfect
- The Perfect Participle
- Thematic Perfects
- Meaning of the Perfect
- Thematic Present
- Thematic Aorist
- Reduplicated Thematic Present
- Reduplicated Thematic Aorist
- Athematic Tenses with a Suffix
- Meanings of the Passive Aorist
- The Thematic Present with Suffix
- The Ι-Class
- Meanings of Verbs of the Ι-Class
- The Future
- Historical Tenses
- Meanings of the Present Stem
- Meanings of the Aorist Stem
The Moods
- The Moods of Verbs
- The Subjunctive
- The Optative
- Verbal Nouns
Accentuation of Verbs
- General Rule and Exceptions
- Accent in Composition
- Accentuation of Infinitives and Participles
Nouns and Pronouns
- Declension of Nouns and Pronouns
- The Vocative
- Case Endings
- The Singular
- The Plural
- The Dual and Instrumental
- Contraction, Synizesis, Hyphaeresis
- Variation of the Stem
- Heteroclite Nouns and Pronouns
- Adverbial Endings
- Accentuation of Case Forms
Noun Formation
- Nominal Stems
- Primary Suffixes
- Accentuation of Nouns
- Gender of Nouns
- Secondary Suffixes
- Gender of Denominative Nouns
- Denominative Verbs
- Comparitives and Superlatives
- Composition
- Meaning of Compound Nouns
- Stems Compounded with Prepositions
- Accentuation of Compound Nouns
- Proper Nouns
- Numerals
Use of the Cases
- Adjectival Use of Nouns
- Case Forms in -φιν
- The True Dative and Genitive
- Function of the Case Endings
- Uses of the Accusative
- Uses of the Dative
- Uses of the Genitive
- Uses of the Nominative
- Uses of the Vocative
- Forms in -θεν and -ως
Use of Numbers
- Collective Nouns
- Distributive Singular
- Plural of Things
- The Neuter Plural
- The Dual
Prepositions
- About Prepositions
- Adverbial Use of Prepositions
- Tmesis
- Ellipse of the Verb
- Prepositions with Oblique Cases
- Prepositions with the Genitive
- Accentuation of Prepositions
- ἀμφί
- περί
- παρά
- μετά
- ἐπί
- ὑπό
- προτί
- ἀνά
- κατά
- διά
- ὐπέρ
- ἐνί
- σύν
- εἰς
- ἐξ
- ἀπό
- πρό
- ἀντί
- Other Prepositions
- Homeric and Attic Uses of Prepositions
The Infinitive
- Explanation of Verbal Nouns
- Form of the Infinitive
- Infinitive with Nouns, etc.
- Infinitive with Impersonal Verbs
- Infinitive as Apparent Subject
- Infinitive with Relatives
- Accusative and Infinitive
- Dative with the Infinitive
- Infinitive as Imperative
- Infinitive with πρίν and πάρος
- Origin and History of the Infinitive
- Predicative Nouns: Attraction
- Tenses of the Infinitive
Participles
- Uses of Participles
- Tenses of Participles
- Implied Predication
- Genitive Absolute
- Verbal Adjectives
Uses of Pronouns
- Explanation of Pronouns
- Interrogative Pronouns
- ὅδε, κεῖνος, οὗτος
- αὐτός
- The Reflexive Pronoun
- ὁ, ἡ, τό
- The Article as a Relative
- The Article with τε
- Homeric and Attic Use of the Article
- ὅς, ἥ, ὅ
- ὅς τε, ὅς τις
- Correlative Clauses
- οὕνεκα
- ὅ, ὅτι, ὅ τε
- Form of the Relative Clause
Uses of the Subjunctive
- Classification of Sentences
- The Subjunctive in Principal Sentences
- The Subjunctive in Subordinate Sentences
- Relatival Adverbs
- The Subjunctive with εἰ
- The Subjunctive with ἐπεί
- πρίν with the Subjunctive
- The Subjunctive after Secondary Tenses
Uses of the Optative
- The Optative in Simple Sentences
- The Optative in Subordinate Clauses
- The Optative with εἰ
History of the Subjunctive and Optative
- Uses in Independent Clauses
- Uses in Subordinate Clauses
Modal Uses of the Indicative
- Explanation of the Indicative
- Conditional Clauses: Apodosis
- Ellipse of the Apodosis
- Future Indicative
- Past Tense by Assimilation
- Prohibition
- The Imperative
Particles
- Classification of Particles
- καί
- τε
- δέ
- ἀλλά, αὐτάρ, ἀτάρ, αὖ, αὖτε
- ἦ
- ἠέ, ἤ
- μάν, μήν, μέν
- τοι
- ἄρα, γάρ
- οὖν, δή, νυ, θην
- περ
- γε
- οὖ, μη
- οὐδέ, μηδέ
- μη
- κεν and αν
- Order of Particles and Enclitic Pronouns
Meter and Quantity
- Hexameter
- Syllabic Quantity: Position
- Lengthening before ρ, λ, μ, ν, σ, δ
- Final ι of the Dative Singular
- Final α
- Short Syllables Ending in a Consonant
- Elision, Crasis, Synizesis
- Contraction in Homer
- Hiatus
- Doubtful Syllables
- Metrical License
The Digamma
- Evidence for Digamma
- Words with Initial ϝ
- Words with Initial σϝ
- ϝ Inferred from Meter Only
- Loss of ϝ in Homer
- Initial δϝ
- Initial ϝρ, etc.
- ϝ not initial
- loss of initial σ and consonantal ι
- Summary of Evidence for ϝ
- theories of ϝ
- Explanation from Fixed Phrases
- Hiatus, etc., as a Survival
- Explanation from the Nature of ϝ
- ϝ in Other Greek Dialects