A Hebrew Grammar, With Exercises, Vol. 2 of 2: The Exceptional Forms and Constructions; Preceded by an Essay on the History of Hebrew Grammar (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Tm: nature and scope of this Second and concluding Part of our Hebrew Grammar, will be best understood if we briefly describe the relation which it bears to the preceding volume.

The First Part contains the mere outlines of the language. It is confined to a statement of the broad rules; it gives no more than is required for a steady advance from step to step, and for a knowledge of the general structure of the idiom. The Second Part completes and fills up the outlines. It enlarges or qualifies the rules, and points out the exceptions. It is designed to ensure a full acquaintance with the Hebrew tongue; and it embodies every information that is necessary for the philological analysis of the Hebrew Scriptures.

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