Greek Exercises, or an Introduction to Greek Composition : So Constructed as to Lead the Student From the Elements of Grammar to the Higher Parts of Syntax; And to Refer the Greek of the Words Not to the Text, but to a Lexicon at the End (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Greek Exercises, or an Introduction to Greek Composition: So Constructed as to Lead the Student From the Elements of Grammar to the Higher Parts of Syntax; And to Refer the Greek of the Words Not to the Text, but to a Lexicon at the End

Then, as to the present work in particular, its leading feature, in which it varies from all others which the Au thor has seen, is that the Greek renderings of the English words are not placed by the side of or under them, but are transferred to an index at the end of the work. The disadvantage to the memory and progress of the Student in the common system is too obvious to need exposure. It is singular that a method, which is rarely found in works on Latin composition, should have been so gene rally adopted in those on Greek.

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