Exercises on the Syntax, and Observations on Most of the Idioms of the Greek Language : With an Attempt to Trace the Prepositions, Several Conjunctions and Adverbs to Their Radical Signification (Classic Reprint)

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In this edition it will be seen, thatsth'e rules for the Ar ticle and the different Dialects have been omitted.-'as thé'former'appeared too complicated, and' in many 'in stances vague, I thought it better to state shell as should be generally known in the form of notes or observations under difl'erent rules of syntax; and as the dialecfis were discussed at considerable length in the last edition' of Mom's Grammar, and are to be found in others, I saw' no reaszon for retaining'them in the present work, unless I had given exercises upon each of them, which I judged unnecessary, as several occur in the course of the exam ples.

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