Greek accents : a student's manual /
Carson, D. A.,
Greek accents : a student's manual / [print] D.A. Carson. - North American edition.ition, fourth printing. - Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Books, (c)1995. - 167 pages ; 23 cm
Background and preliminary definitions -- The general rule of accent -- The basic rule of verbs -- Current verbs -- The basic rule for nouns -- Nouns of the first and second declensions -- Second declension neuter nouns -- First declension feminine nouns -- The definite article -- First declension masculine nouns -- Indeclinable words -- Second and first declension adjectives -- Enclitics and proclitics -- The imperfect indicative active -- Compound verbs -- Demonstratives -- Imperfect -- More indeclinable words -- Present and imperfect indicative passive -- The relative pronoun -- The present imperative -- More indeclinable words -- First and second person personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, and reflexive pronouns -- More indeclinable words -- The present infinitive -- The future active -- The verbal stem -- The middle voice -- The future -- The first aorist active -- The second aorist active -- Liquid verbs -- More indeclinable words -- First and second aorist middle -- Third declension masculine and feminine nouns with consonant stems -- Third declension neuter nouns -- Third declension adjectives -- Interrogative and indefinite pronouns -- Third declension nouns with vowel stems -- Adjectives and pronouns of the third and first declensions -- Numerals -- Comparison of adjectives -- Adverbs -- Perfect and pluperfect -- Aorist and future passives -- Participles -- More adverbs -- The subjunctive mood -- The optative mood -- More on contract verbs -- Some New Testament passages.
"Here is everything you need to know about New Testament Greek accents, a subject often slighted or ignored by introductory grammars. Those 'grammars which deal with accents scatter their information throughout their pages,' writes the author, 'and some of that information I soon discovered to be correct for Attic Greek, but incorrect for the Greek of the New Testament.' Along with a step-by-step presentation of the rules of accenting, illustrated by examples, this manual provides practice exercises and an answer key to aid comprehension."--Back cover.
9780801024948
Bible.--New Testament--Language, style.
Greek language, Biblical--Accents and accentuation.
Christian Bible Language Studies Foreign Language Instruction
Workbook.
Greek - GRE.
PA825.C321.G744 1995 PA825
Greek accents : a student's manual / [print] D.A. Carson. - North American edition.ition, fourth printing. - Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Books, (c)1995. - 167 pages ; 23 cm
Background and preliminary definitions -- The general rule of accent -- The basic rule of verbs -- Current verbs -- The basic rule for nouns -- Nouns of the first and second declensions -- Second declension neuter nouns -- First declension feminine nouns -- The definite article -- First declension masculine nouns -- Indeclinable words -- Second and first declension adjectives -- Enclitics and proclitics -- The imperfect indicative active -- Compound verbs -- Demonstratives -- Imperfect -- More indeclinable words -- Present and imperfect indicative passive -- The relative pronoun -- The present imperative -- More indeclinable words -- First and second person personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, and reflexive pronouns -- More indeclinable words -- The present infinitive -- The future active -- The verbal stem -- The middle voice -- The future -- The first aorist active -- The second aorist active -- Liquid verbs -- More indeclinable words -- First and second aorist middle -- Third declension masculine and feminine nouns with consonant stems -- Third declension neuter nouns -- Third declension adjectives -- Interrogative and indefinite pronouns -- Third declension nouns with vowel stems -- Adjectives and pronouns of the third and first declensions -- Numerals -- Comparison of adjectives -- Adverbs -- Perfect and pluperfect -- Aorist and future passives -- Participles -- More adverbs -- The subjunctive mood -- The optative mood -- More on contract verbs -- Some New Testament passages.
"Here is everything you need to know about New Testament Greek accents, a subject often slighted or ignored by introductory grammars. Those 'grammars which deal with accents scatter their information throughout their pages,' writes the author, 'and some of that information I soon discovered to be correct for Attic Greek, but incorrect for the Greek of the New Testament.' Along with a step-by-step presentation of the rules of accenting, illustrated by examples, this manual provides practice exercises and an answer key to aid comprehension."--Back cover.
9780801024948
Bible.--New Testament--Language, style.
Greek language, Biblical--Accents and accentuation.
Christian Bible Language Studies Foreign Language Instruction
Workbook.
Greek - GRE.
PA825.C321.G744 1995 PA825