Paralipomena grammaticae graecae

Each "Dissertatio" was also published separately.

Graecae lingvae dialecti recognitae,

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Cornelii Schrevelii Lexicon manuale græco-latinum et latino-græcum: studio atque opera Josephi Hill, Joannis Entick, nec non Gulielmi Bowyer adauctum ... adjectæ sunt sententiæ græco-latinæ... Item tractatus duo: alter de résolutione verborum, de articulis alter ...

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Griechische Schul-Grammtik /

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Grammatik des neutestamentlichen Sprachidioms als sichere Grundlage der neutestamentlichen Exegese /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Ausführliche griechische sprachlehre,

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Lamberti Bos Ellipses graecae cum priorum editorum suisque observationibus

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Grammatici graeci ...

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Syntaktikon tēs archaias hellēnikēs glōssēs: eis to hopoion proēgeitai syntomos theōria tōn noētikōn dynameōn tou anthrōpou, tēs morphōseōs tōn ideōn, kai tēs genikēs grammatikēs: eis de to telos eprostethēsan eisagōgikai tines ideai peri poiētikēs.

Romanized record.

Novum lexicon manuale Graeco-Latinum et Latino-Graecum /

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Harpocrationis Lexicon : cum annotationibus interpretum lectionibusque libri ms. vratislaviensis.

v. 1. Praefatio, by J. Gronovius. Praefatio, by P.J. Maussac. Lexicon, by V. Harpocration. Annotationes, by J. Gronovius, In Isocratem diatribe, by H. Estienne. Index -- v.2. Dissertatio critica, by P.J. Maussac. Notae et animadversiones in Harpocrationem et P.J. Maussaci notas, by H. Valois. Index. Maussaci addenda.

Lexilogus, oder, Beiträge zur griechischen Wort-erklärung : hauptsächlich für Homer und Hesiod /

Includes bibliographical references.

Exegetical essays on several words relating to future punishment /

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The frogs; from the text of Porson, based on Dindorf's, with English notes ...

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An essay upon the versification of Homer, and his digamma; in reference chiefly, but not exclusively, to the system of Professor [George] Dunbar.

[With: Owgan, H. Miscellanea Homerica ... 1840]