A practical grammar of the Greek tongue
Subtitle: wherein all the rules are expressed in English, in the method of text, and notes; and thrown into the most agreeable view for the benefit of learners. The whole established upon rational principles, and classical authorities: with a large explanation of elliptical constructions, and a particular account of dialect. To which is added a vocabulary, containing amongst other things, one list of anomalous verbs; and another of all the verbs of the New Testament: collected from theose very learned masters, Clenardus, Antesignanus, Vossius, Vigerus ... [et al.] Drawn up at first to serve a private occasion of life, and now made publick, as a testimony of respect to the British youth
By: by John Milner, D.D.
Contributors: Adams, John, 1735-1826, former owner.; Adams, John Quincy,  1767-1848,  former owner. ; John Adams Library (Boston Public Library)
Edition: The third edition enlarged more than one third; and furnished with proper indexes.
Publisher: Printed for John Noon, at the White Hart near Mercer's Chapel in Cheapside
Published: 1740
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; gre
Number of pages: 352
Subjects: Greek language -- Grammar.
Other titles: Greek rudiments