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(Elements of the history of Greek language, the alphabet, writing and pronunciation,
vowels and consonants, diphthongs)
(The Greek sentence, voices
and tenses, formation of the Greek verb, accents &
breathing marks, translating)
(Cases of words, the function and purpose of inflection, prepositions)
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Clyde Pharr, Homer and the study of Greek Greek - English Interlinear Iliad
A Greek Vocabulary - Basic New Testament Words
Greek
pronunciation starting-problems / audio files
Greek accentuation
An outline of Greek grammar
Some Important Greek Words
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