A Greek Grammar of the New TestamentPreface to the 4th EditionPreface to the English EditionTables of AbbreviationsGeneral and Special AbbreviationsIntroductionPART 1 PHONOLOGY1 On Orthography(1) Vowels(2) Consonants(3) Word Division(4) Accent(5) Breathing(6) Other Diacritical Marks(7) Punctuation and Colometry

2 Phonetics in Composition(1) Elision(2) Crasis(3) Assimilation and Non-Assimilation(4) Movable Final Consonants

3 Major Vowel Changes(1) Introduction(2) ei-i (i)(3) ei-i (ei)(4) ai-e(5) Improper Diphthongs(6) Levelling of Quantitative Distinctions

4 Other Sound Changes(1) Simple Vowels(2) Diphthongs(3) Contraction and Related Phenomena(4) Remote Assimilation of Vowels, etc(5) Interchange of Simple Consonants(6) Consonants in Combination(7) Sound Changes as a Result of Divergence in Formation

5 On the Transliteration of Foreign Words(1) Semitic Words(2) Latin Words(3) Words from Other Languages

PART II ACCIDENCE AND WORD FORMATION1 Declension(1) First Declension(2) Second Declension(3) Contracted Forms of the First and Second Declensions(4) Third Declension(5) Metaplasm (Fluctuation of Declension)(6) Declension of Foreign Words(7) Adjectives: New Feminines and Comparision(8) Numerals(9) Pronouns

2 Conjugation(1) Introduction(2) Augment and Reduplication(3) Verbs(4) -MI Verbs(5) Supplement: Catologue of Verbs

3 Adverbs(1) Adverbs of Manner(2) Adverbs of Place(3) Adverbs of Time(4) Correlative Adverbs

4 Participles5 Word-Formation(1) Word-Formation by Suffixes(2) Word-Formation by Composition(3) The Formation of Personal Names

6 Vocabulary

PART III SYNTAX1 Subject and Predicate(1) Omission of the Verb einai(2) Omission of the Subject

2 Agreement(1) Agreement in Gender(2) Agreement in Number(3) 'Constructio ad Sensum'(4) Agreement with Two or More Co-Ordinate Words(5) More Serious Incongruencies (Solecisms)

3 Use of Gender and Number(1) Gender(2) Number

4 Syntax of the Cases(1) Nominative(2) Vocative(3) Accusative(4) Genitive(5) Dative

5 Syntax of Prepositions(1) Introduction(2) Preposition with One Case(3) Preposition with Two Cases(4) Preposition with Three Cases

6 Syntax of Adjectives(1) Attributive(2) Predicate Adjective Corresponding to an Adverb(3) Comparision

7 Syntax of Numerals8 The Article(1) As a Pronoun(2) The Article with a Substantive(3) The Article with Adjectives with Adjectives used as Substantives(4) The Substantivizing Article with Numerals, Adverbs, etc.(5) The Article with Appositives(6) The Article with Two or More Attributives(7) The Article and the Position of the Attributive(8) The Article with Predicate Nouns(9) The Article with Pronouns and Pronominal Adjectives(10) The Article with Two or More Substantives Connected by kai

9 Syntax of Pronouns(1) Personal Pronouns(2) Reflexive Pronouns(3) Possessive Pronouns(4) Reciprocal Pronouns(5) Autos As Intensive and Identical(6) Demonstrative Pronouns(7) Relative Pronouns(8) Interrogative Pronouns(9) Indefinite Pronouns(10) Derivative Correlatives(11) Pronominal Adjectives

10 Syntax of the Verb1 Voice(A) Active(B) Passive(C) Middle

2 Tense(A) The Present Indicative(B) The Imperfect and Aorist Indictaives(C) The Present and Aorist Imperatives, etc(D) The Present and Aorist Infinitives(E) The Present and Aorist Participles(F) The Perfect(G) The Pluperfect(H) The Future(I) Periphrastic Conjugations

3 Mood(A) The Indicative of Secondary Tenses in Main Clauses(B) The Future Indicative of Volitive Expressions in Main Clauses(C) The Subjunctive in Main Clauses(D) Indicative and Subjunctive in Subordinate Clauses(E) The Optative(F) The Imperative(G) The Infinitive(H) The Participle

11 Adverbs and Particles(1) Negatives(2) Adverbs(3) Participles and Conjunctions(A) Modal Particles(B) Co-ordinating (Paratactic) Conjunctions(C) Subordinating (Hypotactic) Conjunctions

12 Sentence Structure(1) Asyndeton(2) The Period(3) The Parenthesis(4) Anacoluthon(5) The Use of Parataxis in the Vernacular(4) Anacoluthon(5) The Use of Parataxis in the Vernacular

13 Word and Clause Order(1) Word Order(2) Clause Order

14 Ellipsis, Brachylogy, Pleonasm(1) Ellipsis and Brachylogy(2) Pleonasm

15 The Arrangement of Words: Figures of Speech(1) Figures of Expression(A) Aviodance of Hiatus (in Hebrews)(B) Verses and Verse Fragments(C) Gorgian Figures Based on Assonance(D) Parallelism (Antithesis)(E) Figures Involving Reprtition(F) Asyndeton in Periods

(2) Figures of Thought