Walters, C: Deigma

Excerpt from Deigma: A First Greek Book

In the third place, recent philological work has thrown so much clear light on many perplexing points in Greek that it seemed unfair, even to the beginner, not to allow him in the notes more frequent glimpses at the original meaning of the forms and their uses than was possible in the case of Latin. These notes are in smaller type and may be omitted on a first reading, save as the teacher may direct.

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