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AGrammarOfTheHomericDialect......Page 1 Preface to the 1st Edition ......Page 4 Preface to the 2nd Edition ......Page 10 Table of Contents ......Page 12 I. Introductory. - The person-endings. ......Page 22 - Remarks on the Table of Person-Endings ......Page 25 - Variation of the Stem ......Page 27 - Meaning of the Middle ......Page 30 II. The Tenses ......Page 31 - The Non-Thematic Present and Aorist ......Page 33 - The Perfect ......Page 43 - Thematic Tenses ......Page 53 - Tenses with Suffix (Non-Thematic) ......Page 61 - Thematic Present (with Suffix)......Page 66 - Future in -σω ......Page 78 - Historical Tenses - the Augment ......Page 81 III. The Moods ......Page 88 - The Subjunctive ......Page 89 - The Optative ......Page 93 - The Verbal Nouns ......Page 94 IV. Accentuation of the Verb ......Page 96 - The Cases ......Page 99 - Adverbial Suffixes ......Page 114 - Accenuation of Case-forms ......Page 118 VI. Formation of Nouns ......Page 120 - Variation of Suffixes ......Page 125 - Denominative Nouns ......Page 131 - Comparatives and Superlatives ......Page 135 - Composition ......Page 137 VII. Use of the Cases. Introductory. ......Page 148 - The Accusative ......Page 149 - Th

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Author
D. B Monro
Publisher
Clarendon Press (Oxford)
Published
1891
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Linguistics, Historical & Comparative Linguistics, Language

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