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As a doctoral candidate in classical philology, I strongly urge all serious Greek students to obtain this priceless book - one of the cheapest of the essential shelf of books for the classical scholar. No work comes close. This volume makes Smyth's monumental Greek grammar look childish on the subject of treatment of subordinate clauses in indirect discourse.
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If you've gotten this far, then you know Moods and Tenses is a must-have. The question is: should I buy the William H. Allen edition now, or trust to luck in finding one in a used bookstore? The answer is: buy now. Get two. The quality of the printing, paper, and binding is first-rate. At $26, the book is severely underpriced. With the demise of classical education, it might never be this available again.
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I bought the "Forgotten Books" edition of Goodwin's Syntax, and what I got was a poor quality reproduction of Goodwin's original text. The print is faded and hard to read, and portions the text are hand underlined by some previous reader. These messy underlines came through in the reproduction. Overall, it looks like a bad Xerox. I would recommend finding another version of this text.
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future indicative, final clauses, aorist indicative, present optative, future optative, aorist optative, aorist subjunctive, future infinitive, present subjunctive, genitive absolute, aorist infinitive, present indicative, present infinitive, present participle, aorist participle, perfect indicative, perfect participle, future participle, secondary tenses, finite moods, causal sentences, primary tenses, indirect quotations, leading clause, definite antecedent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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future indicative, final clauses, aorist indicative, present optative, future optative, aorist optative, aorist subjunctive, future infinitive, present subjunctive, genitive absolute, aorist infinitive, present indicative, present infinitive, present participle, aorist participle, perfect indicative, perfect participle, future participle, secondary tenses, finite moods, causal sentences, primary tenses, indirect quotations, leading clause, definite antecedent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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