Introduction to Greek.

Cover
Title page
Preface
CHAPTER 1
	1. The Greek alphabet
	2. Consonant groups
	3. Vowel groups (diphthongs)
	4. Accents
	5. Breathings
	6. Punctuation and capital letters
CHAPTER 2
	1. Verb formation: principal parts
	2. The present active indicative of thematic verbs (1st principal part)
	3. Verb accents
	4. The negative οὐ
	5. Common conjunctions
	Chapter 2 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 3
	1. Noun formation
	2. The definite article
	3. Feminine nouns of the 1st declension
	4. Noun and adjective accents
	5. Accents of 1st declension nouns
	6. Prepositions
	7. The future active indicative of thematic verbs (2nd principal part)
	Chapter 3 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 4
	1. The paradigm of the definite article
	2. Masculine nouns of the 1st declension
	3. The imperfect active indicative of thematic verbs (1st principal part)
	4. Some uses of the definite article
	5. Verbs taking genitive or dative
	Chapter 4 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 5
	1. Masculine and feminine nouns of the 2nd declension
	2. The aorist active indicative of thematic verbs (3rd principal part)
	3. Aspect in the indicative
	4. Word order
	5. The possessive genitive
	Chapter 5 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 6
	1. Neuter nouns of the 2nd declension
	2. Some uses of the dative
	3. The present active infinitive of thematic verbs
	4. The complementary infinitive
	5. Reading expectations
	6. The negatives οὐ and μή
	Chapter 6 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 7
	1. 1st and 2nd declension adjectives
	2. Attributive adjectives
	3. Predicate adjectives and nouns
	4. Enclitics
	5. The present indicative and infinitive of εἰμί, ‘be’
	6. The dative of possession
	Chapter 7 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 8
	1. 3rd declension nouns
	2. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -κ, -τ
	3. The present active imperative, 2nd person, of thematic verbs and εἰμί
	4. Connection
	5. μέν and δέ
	Underground Dwellings
	Chapter 8 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 9
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -τ, -δ, -θ
	2. αὐτός, intensive use
	3. αὐτός as personal pronoun
	4. αὐτός, attributive use
	5. Elision
	6. οἷός τέ εἰμι
	Cyrus Is Helped by Camels
	Chapter 9 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 10
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -ντ, -κτ
	2. The future and imperfect indicative of εἰμί, ‘be’
	3. The relative pronoun
	The Battle of Thermopylae
	Chapter 10 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 11
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -ρ
	2. Syllabic and temporal augments
	3. Augments of compound verbs
	4. Principal parts of palatal stem thematic verbs
	5. The strong aorist active indicative of thematic verbs (3rd principal part)
	Xerxes Whips the Sea
	Chapter 11 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 12
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -ν
	2. More uses of the article
	3. Compounds of εἰμί, ‘be’
	4. Conditions
	5. Simple conditions
	6. Contrary-to-fact conditions
	Admetus and Alcestis
	Chapter 12 Vocabulary
															CHAPTER 13
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -σ
	2. Principal parts of dental stem thematic verbs
	3. The future and aorist active infinitives of thematic verbs
	4. Infinitive aspect
	5. The infinitive as a verbal noun; the articular infinitive
	The Wooden Wall
	Chapter 13 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 14
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in -ι, -υ
	2. Principal parts of labial stem verbs
	3. νομίζω and φημί
	4. Indirect statement
	5. The infinitive in indirect statement
	The Ten Thousand Reach the Sea
	Chapter 14 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 15
	1. 3rd declension nouns: stems in diphthongs
	2.	The present and imperfect passive indicative of thematic verbs 	(1st principal part)
	3. The genitive of personal agent
	4. Irregular 3rd declension nouns
	5. The aorist passive indicative of thematic verbs (6th principal part)
	6. The future passive indicative of thematic verbs (6th principal part)
	The Cunning of Artemisia
	Chapter 15 Vocabulary
Review of Principal Parts
CHAPTER 16
	1. μέγας, πολύς and adjectives of the τάλας type
	2. Regular comparison of adjectives
	3. Comparison with ἤ and the genitive of comparison
	4. Some uses of the genitive
	5. Some uses of the dative
	How The Egyptians Avoided Gnats
	Chapter 16 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 17
	1. The middle voice: meaning
	2. The middle voice: formation
	3. Review of middle future forms
	4. Some uses of the accusative
	5. Time expressions
	Victory In Bad Weather
	Chapter 17 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 18
	1. Active imperatives of thematic verbs
	2. Imperatives of εἰμί, ‘be’
	3. Future and aorist middle and passive infinitives of thematic verbs
	4. The future infinitive of εἰμί, ‘be’
	5. Personal pronouns, 1st and 2nd persons
	6. Possessive adjectives, 1st and 2nd persons
	Double Dealings of Themistocles
	Chapter 18 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 19
	1. Contract verbs
	2. Contract verbs in -εω
	3. Impersonal δεῖ
	4. Contract verbs in -αω
	5. Contract verbs in -οω
	6. Contract nouns and adjectives
	Xerxes and the Helmsman
	Chapter 19 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 20
	1. Adjectives of the σώφρων and ἀληθής types
	2. Adjectives of the ἡδύς type
	3. The adjective πᾶς
	4. The liquid future (2nd principal part)
	5. The liquid aorist (3rd principal part)
	6. Review of liquid future and aorist forms
	Polycrates and the Ring 1: Advice from Amasis
	Chapter 20 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 21
	1. Participles
	2. The present active participle in -ων (1st principal part)
	4. The circumstantial participle
	5. Further notes on participles
	6. The future active participle (2nd principal part)
	7. The aorist active participle (3rd principal part)
	Polycrates and the Ring 2: Destiny Is Destiny
	Chapter 21 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 22
	1. Present middle / passive participles (1st principal part)
	2. Future and aorist middle participles (2nd and 3rd principal parts)
	3. Aorist and future passive participles (6th principal part)
	4. The genitive absolute
	5. Further comparison of adjectives in -τερος, -τατος
	The Ingenuity of Cyrus
	Chapter 22 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 23
	1. Athematic (-μι) verbs
	2. Athematic (-μι) verbs, 1st principal part
	3. Athematic (-μι) verbs, 3rd principal part
	4. Further comparison of adjectives in -(ῑ)ων, -(ι)στος
	5. Declension of comparatives in -(ῑ)ων
	Crocodiles
	Chapter 23 Vocabulary
	CHAPTER 24
	1. Reflexive pronouns
	2. Direct and indirect reflexives
	3. The reciprocal pronoun
	4. Questions
	5. Demonstrative pronouns / adjectives
	6. τοιοῦτος, τοσοῦτος
	A Strange Rescue
	Chapter 24 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 25
	1. The subjunctive mood
	2. The subjunctive of thematic and athematic (-μι) verbs
	3. Exhortations
	4. The deliberative subjunctive
	5. Prohibitions
	6. γίγνομαι
	Aristagoras and His Map
	Chapter 25 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 26
	1. The optative mood
	2. The optative of regular thematic verbs
	3. The optative of contract verbs
	4. The optative of athematic (-μι) verbs
	5. The potential optative
	6. Wishes
	Marathon 1: Vain Appeal to Sparta
	Marathon 2: The Battle
	Chapter 26 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 27
	1. Sequence of moods
	2. Purpose (final) clauses
	3. The future participle to express purpose
	4. οἶδα
	5. Irregular strong aorists
	6. Supplementary participles in indirect statement
	7. Indirect statement with ὅτι or ὡς
	An Argument about Command 1: Gelon’s Offer
	Chapter 27 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 28
	1. Future and general conditions
	2. Conditions with the subjunctive
	3. Conditions with the optative
	4. Directional suffixes
	An Argument about Command 2: The Greek Response
	Chapter 28 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 29
	1. Adverbs
	2. ἔχω + adverb
	3. μάλα, μᾶλλον, μάλιστα
	4. The interrogative pronoun / adjective
	5. The indefinite pronoun / adjective
	6. Interrogative and indefinite adverbs
	Born To Be King 1: A High-Handed Child
	Chapter 29 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 30
	1. The indefinite relative pronoun / adjective
	2. Correlative pronouns / adjectives
	3. Correlative adverbs
	4. Conditional relative and temporal clauses
	Born To Be King 2: King Hereafter
		Chapter 30 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 31
	1. The perfect system
	2. The perfect and pluperfect active indicative of regular verbs (4th principal part)
	3.	The perfect and pluperfect middle / passive indicative of regular verbs 	(5th principal part)
	4. The dative of personal agent
	5. The perfect infinitive (4th and 5th principal parts)
	6. Result (consecutive) clauses
	Pylos and Sphacteria 1: An Ill Wind
		Chapter 31 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 32
	1. The 2nd (strong) perfect active
	2. Reduplication
	3. The perfect middle / passive of consonant stem verbs
	4. The perfect active participle
	5. The perfect middle / passive participle
	6. Supplementary participles not in indirect statement
	Pylos and Sphacteria 2: Stalemate
	Chapter 32 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 33
	1. The perfect subjunctive and optative
	2. Numbers
	3. Declension of numbers
	4. The negative pronouns / adjectives οὐδείς and μηδείς
	5. Clauses of fearing
	6. Indirect questions
	Pylos and Sphacteria 3: A Boast Fulfilled?
	Chapter 33 Vocabulary
CHAPTER 34
	1. εἶμι, ‘go’
	2. ἵημι
	3. Temporal clauses with ἕως, μέχρι and ἔστε
	4. Temporal clauses with πρίν
	Socrates’ Defense Speech
	Chapter 34 Vocabulary
Greek–English Glossary
English–Greek Glossary
Appendix 1: Principal Parts
Appendix 2: Uses of Cases
Appendix 3: Prepositions
Appendix 4:  Summary of Forms
	Nouns
	Adjectives
	Participles
	Pronouns
	Numbers
	Regular Thematic Verbs
	Contract Thematic Verbs
	Athematic Verbs: δείκνυμι, τίθημι, ἵστημι, δίδωμι
	Irregular Athematic Verbs: ἵημι, εἰμί, εἶμι, φημί, οἶδα
Appendix 5: Reading Expectations
	Conditions (12, 28)
	Fearing clauses (33)
	Purpose clauses (27)
	Result clauses (31)
	Temporal clauses with ἕως, μέχρι and ἔστε (34)
	Temporal clauses with πρίν (34)
	Wishes (26)
Appendix 6: Construction Summaries
	Conditions (12, 28)
	Fearing clauses (33)
	Purpose clauses (27)
	Result clauses (31)
	Temporal clauses with ἕως, μέχρι and ἔστε (34)
	Temporal clauses with πρίν (34)
	Wishes (26)
Appendix 7: Regular Verb Tense Markers and Endings by Tense
Appendix 8: Regular Verb Tense Markers and Endings by Mood
Index