First Greek book; comprising an outline of the forms and inflections of the language, a complete analytical syntax, and an introductory Greek reader. With notes and vocabularies

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connectives, and either modis nor ars modissed, though the are sed the formo alway and the lat-ter osten as element in objective or attributive ex

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Senteno a Subiectis Pred a te. 410. nitro sontences are osten sed as elements in the formationis other senisnees. 411. Sentences thus serme are calle compleae.

412. A complex sentence a talio an entire sentence in place of any one of iis elementa, . .:

Senteno a Sui eos o Predicate. 413. A declarative senteno may be sed a thesu octi a the predicate of a comple Sentence, 1, Without either connective ir change is

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2 By ahing the connective τι or ως, and bychanginiit vere, in case the leading verbis in a historica tense, to the optative,

It is ridens that there ia

εσπιν.

3 B ehanginciis subject to the accusative, ita vor to the infinitive, an iis predicato- adjective or nou si any to the accusa

χειν εἰκος.

κον εἶναι.

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LEsso LXXXVII.

Senteno a Modiser of Subeo or ther Mun. 416. A sentenco introduco to modis the subjecior an Other nou in a complex sentence, frequently inhos tho Ormis the relative clause, e g. :

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κλεια καλειται.

418 ris common position sor the relative clauso in Groo is dirocu astor the antocedent though oneo more Ord ars no vnfrequently allowe to into

vene.

- evident. R-.-mmetris the relativo, an is the objectis ἔγραψα ita omitte antecedent is the subjectist 'ν.

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Μαρώων --, , Marathon,plain in Attica, colebrated sor the victory of the Atheniana ovor the Perstans,

Cimon

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LEsso LXXXVIII.

Senteno a obiectis Predicate. 422. A sontenco, hester declarative, interrogis live, O imperative, may be sed in direct quotationas the object of the predicat os a ne sentence. Itis thon introduce Without change, e g. :

εστίν.

θνηκεν.

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SENTENCE AM OBJECT O PREDICATE. 189

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erναι πάντων Oλβιώτατον.

LEsso LXXXIX.

Adserbia Amri ut e Senteno . iace, με. 427. Sentences may be sed in express sOme attribute of the actionis ovent denote by the predicate; and may thon o callo Moerbia attributio ae

428 Sentences sed as adverbia auri times of Place, are generali introduced by advisrbs o place;