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Meanings of greek grammar in English
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Usage of greek grammar in English
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But, like a rule in Greek grammar, there are many exceptions.
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He also prepared a Greek grammar which superseded that of Chrysoloras.
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Then I would bend my head and bury my nose in my Greek grammar.
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Dionysius Thrax, the author of the first scientific Greek grammar, may also be mentioned.
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We get by heart Greek grammar or Virgil every evening.
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Do you suppose it was Livy, or the Greek grammar?
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He accordingly sold some of his Latin books, and purchased a Greek Grammar and Lexicon.
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He spent his life not on Greek drama or Greek philosophy, but on Greek Grammar.
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I bought, among others, a Latin and a Greek grammar, and assiduously commenced their study.
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Taking a Greek grammar from his book shelves, he set off at once for Guilford Terrace.
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It is Greek grammar in the morning; get a boy to show you where the lesson is.
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His treatise TtaOY Aeijecu appeared first at Milan in 1476, in Constantin Laskaris's Greek Grammar.]
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A Greek Grammar, for Schools and Colleges.
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'A Greek grammar and lexicon most of all,' was the ready answer.
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He hated school and what they taught there-thealphabet, counting, and the rudiments of Latin and Greek grammar.
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He made many translations, prepared a very popular Greek grammar, and in 1451 became professor of philosophy at Rome.
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