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Hilgard's Grammatici Graeci, Part IV - Grammatici Graeci, Pars IV., vol. 2. Choerobosci Scholia in Canones Verbales et Sophronii Excerpta e Characis recensuit et apparatum criticum indicesque adiecit Alfredus Hilgard. Annexa sunt partis quartae prolegomena. Leipzig, B. G. Teubner. 1894. M. 22.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

E. G. Sihler
E. G. Sihler
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University of the City of New York
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The Classical Review , Volume 9 , Issue 6 , July 1895 , pp. 317 - 321
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page 318 note 1 Justinian's Novellae show the vast swarm of officials attached e.g. to St. Sophia.

page 318 note 2 Steinthal's ‘Flexionsschema’ is not an adequate version, I believe.

page 318 note 3 Cf. Steinthal, p. 433.

page 319 note 1 Cf. Dionysius Thrax, cap. 15.

page 319 note 2 It may be well to remember that our ‘conjugation’ has developed a somewhat different, really a narrower sphere than σνζγία. cf. K. E. A. Schmidt, Beiträge, p. 364.

page 319 note 3 Cf. G. Curtius, das verbum der Griechischen Sprache, 2 ed. 1877, I. p. 101. The credit of pointing out the matter belongs to Elmsley on Aristoph. Acharn. 741.

page 319 note 4 For which the technical term was ἀσυνταΞία.

page 320 note 1 Cf. also Apollonius, Syntax 251, 16.

page 320 note 2 The general reader will remember that the μετοχὴ was a separate part of speech.

page 321 note 1 The recent publication of Prof. H. W. Smyth's great work on the Ionic dialect will add especial interest to this part of Hilgard's index.

page 321 note 2 ὑυονα πράγνατος. The use of πρᾶγνα for πρᾶξιsigmav; is a peculiarity of the technical language of the grammarians from Dionysius Thrax on.

page 321 note 3 Cf. Schoemann, Redetheile, p. 216 sq.