Die Grundlagen der Griechischen Syntax [Paperback]

In this work, published in 1879, the German linguist Berthold Delbr?ck focuses on the syntax of ancient Greek.In this work, published in 1879, Berthold Delbr?ck (18421922), the German scholar remembered for his contribution to the study of syntax in Indo-European languages, concentrates on Greek. His focus is deliberately broad, as he seeks to engage classicists who are interested in how the Greek language was actually used.In this work, published in 1879, Berthold Delbr?ck (18421922), the German scholar remembered for his contribution to the study of syntax in Indo-European languages, concentrates on Greek. His focus is deliberately broad, as he seeks to engage classicists who are interested in how the Greek language was actually used.In this fourth part of his general work on syntax, published in 1879, Berthold Delbr?ck (18421922), the German scholar remembered for his contribution to the study of the syntax in Indo-European languages (his three-volume Vergleichende Syntax der indogermanischen Sprachen is also reissued in this series), concentrates on the syntax of ancient Greek. His focus is deliberately broad as he seeks to engage classicists who are interested in linguistics or in how the Greek language was actually used, rather than in highly specialised case studies. In twelve chapters, Delbr?ck guides the reader through the gender and case of nouns, and explains some features seen as peculiarities of Homeric Greek which in fact demonstrate its kinship as an Indo-European language with the Vedic language of the Hindu scriptures. He also covers the tenses and moods of verbs, prepositions, pronouns and particles, and word order.Vorrede; Einleitendes; 1. Genus der Substantiva; 2. Die Numeri; 3. Die Casus; 4. Die Adjectiva; 5. Das Augment und die Genera des Verbums; 6. Die Tempora; 7. Die Modi; 8. Das verbum infinitum; 9. Die Pr?positionem; 10. Welche Pronomina sind im Griechischen proethnisch; 11. Einmal gesetzte postpositive Partikeln; 12. Wortstellung.