GREEK PROSE PHRASE-BOOK

BASED ON Thucydides, Xenophon, Demosthenes, Plato From the Author's Preface: As to possible uses of the book,—it may be used (α) as a reference-book when writing Greek prose—e.g., before translating a description of a siege, the whole section on sieges (pp. 64-68) might be read through carefully. (β) It may be used as an enlarged vocabulary-book, selected phrases being learned by heart. (γ) As a substitute for an English-Greek lexicon it may have its uses, especially as such a use of it necessitates a boy thinking. The index refers him to a page on which the word or similar ideas occur : he must select from the context according to his needs. This is a re-typeset edition of the 1899 original. Many typos have been corrected to the best of my ability. If you find more, please let me know and I will correct them in future editions.