The New Cratylus : Or, Contributions towards a More Accurate Knowledge of the Greek Language (Paperback)

Preface; Part I. General Introduction: 1. The utility of philological studies; 2. The history and present state of philology; 3. The philosophy of language; 4. Relative position of the Greek language in the Indo-Germanic family; 5. The theory of the Greek alphabet; Appendix to ch. 5; 6. The parts of speech; Part II. Pronominal Words: 1. The personal and other pronouns; 2. The numerals; 3. The prepositions; 4. The negative and other particles; Part III. The Noun: 1. The roots of nouns and verbs; 2. The case-endings of the noun; 3. The pronominal terminations; 4. Nouns used as prepositions; 5. The adjective; 6. Compound words; Part IV. The Verb: 1. The person-endings; 2. The tenses; 3. The moods and participles; 4. The conjugations; 5. The use of auxiliary verbs in Greek; Indices.