GREEK
LESSONS.
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@HIL57
I.
[a,
Learn
the
Greek
System
of
Orthography,
and
the
English
Method
of
‘E
-_-
pronouncing
Greek
(unless
one
of
the
other
methods
is
preferred).
TT
1,3;
.
§§
10-18,
24
-
26,
676
—
680,
688,
689.
b.
Read
Lesson
I.
in
Greek.
¢.
Learn
the
General
Principles
of
Conjugation.
§§
164~170;
TY
20,
27.
d.
Learn
the
Euphonic
Affixes
of
the
Present
Active,
in
all
the
modes.
T
29.
e.
In
Bouatdw
(T
34),
what
is
the
afic?
What
is
then
the
root
(§
170.
a)?
What
is
the
characteristic
(i.
e.
the
last
letter
of
the
root)?
Is
the
verb
pure
or
impure
(i.
e.
does
its
root
end
with
a
vowel
or
a
consonant)?
f.
Inflect
the
Present
Active
of
Bovatdw
through
all
the
modes,
by
adding
to
the
root
the
affixes
learned
from
T
29.
Write
this
inflection,
comparing
it
with
7
34
(see
T
4.
I.
8);
and
also
repeat
it
vivd
voce,
carefully
observing
the
pronunciation.
Learn
the
corresponding
English
through
all
the
modes,
numbers,
and
persons
(F133,
4.
IIL).
REMARK,
A
similar
method
is
recommended
in
learning
all
the
para-
digms
;
viz.
(1.)
to
ascertain
the
root,
affixes,
&c.;
(2.)
from
these
elements
to
construct
the
forms,
both
writing
them,
and
also
repeating.
them
vivd
voce
till
they
become
-
perfectly
familiar
;
and
(3.)
to
learn
at
the
same
time
the
corresponding
English.]
~
1.
[Page
13.]
Line
1.
’EmBovhever,
he
is
plotting,
or
ke
plots.
In
parsing
a
verb
compounded
with
a
preposition,
time
may
be
saved
by
not
repeating
the
preposition
with
each
form
;
thus,
"EmSovAeier
is
a
regular
verb,
from
émPBov\elw,
Povielow,
BeBovhevka;
com-
-
pounded
of
éxi
and
Bovhelw
;
root
Bovhev-,
affir
-ets
in
the
present
indicative
active;
Bovhetw,-Bovkevw,
Bovhebous,
Bovheve,
Bovhevew,
Bovkever
+
Bovkela,
Bovhedes,
Bovhedet,
Bovhevoper,
Bovketere,
Sov-
~
hebovos,
Bovhelerov
-
in
the
third
person
singular,
agreeing
with
a
Zphed
in
the
affix
(§
545).
Rule
xx1X.
A
verb
agrees
with
ou.
number
and
person
(9
64,
§
543).
——
"EmiBovkevovoy,