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 PREFACE. 
 
 THESE Papers, which are progressive in 
 difficulty, have been systematically compiled 
 in such a way as to include most of the 
 Accidence and Syntax of which a knowledge 
 is likely to be required by the Lower and 
 Middle Forms. 
 
 It is suggested that the Papers may with 
 advantage be used for vivd-voce practice in 
 Grammar, as well as in the ordinary way. 
 
 i
 
 EXPLANATOKY. 
 
 1. Weak Aorist = 1st Aorist ; 
 Strong Aorist = 2nd Aorist ; 
 
 and so with Perfects Act. and Future Passive. 
 
 2. Principal Tenses = 
 
 Pres., Future, Aorist and Perf. Active, 
 
 Perf. and Aorist Passive ; so, 
 
 XvtD, Avo-w, eAutra, Ae'Au/ca, Ae'Aiy/m, f\v6rjv. 
 
 3. TT = <T<T ', SO, TaTTw = racrcro).
 
 I. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of j3d\\a). 
 
 2. 1st Sing. Fut. Indie. Act. of ftoijQea), opdow, 
 
 3. Decline in Singular wpa, XV-TTIJ, 
 (see Explan. 3). 
 
 4. Ace. and Gen. Sing, of 8/7X09 and e 
 
 5. Write in Capitals 7, 8, rj, \, p, %, 6. 
 
 6. Parse Troirfa-eiv, efavyes, 7rei@ov, \vovn. 
 
 7. Translate // xa\y) >yvv/]. tca\jj i] 
 
 . 
 
 8. Translate Out of the house ; into the land ; 
 in the village ; the gates of the city. 
 
 2. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie. Middle of 
 
 2. 1st Sing. Aorist Indie. Act. of 
 
 7T\1)p6ci), (f)l\eCi). 
 
 3. Parse TrefiTrere, eXei'7re<T$e, K(I>\VOVTO<;. 
 
 4. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of 80^77,
 
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 5. Name the Hard and the Soft Vowels. 
 
 6. Greek for 7, 11, 20, 4th, 6th. 
 
 7. Translate ol ei> rfj dyopa 7ro\trac. eVt- 
 arevov avrw. eTTiarevcrav avrol^. /juera rrjv /jLd%r)i>. 
 
 8. Translate The arms are in the city; the 
 road from the village ; they are being hindered ; 
 through the land. 
 
 3. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Middle of 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, with Article, vavr^, dyopa, 
 a. 
 
 3. 1st Sing. Imperf. Indie. Act. of d/cova), eXav- 
 
 4. Aorist Infin. and Participle Act. Middle and 
 Pass, of Troieo). 
 
 5. Ace. and Dat. Sing, of (ayo?, Icr^yp6<f, aj;ios. 
 
 6. What is meant by a " pure vowel " 1 Give 
 examples. 
 
 7. Translate Before the gates ; the judge's 
 slaves ; the men in the city ; we heard the sailor ; 
 he is hindered by the slave. 
 
 8. Translate ol favy ovr e<?. t')a-v^a^oi> ev rfj 
 dyopa. riav'^a^ov ol ev rjj dyopa. 
 
 ecrri rov xpirov.
 
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 4- 
 1. Form the Future Indie. Act. of ayw, Tre' 
 
 2. Write out Weak (or 1st) Aorist Indie. Act. 
 and Middle of TrXe/cw. 
 
 3. Nom. and Gen. Sin, of K\TTTMI>, 
 
 4. Greek for " he is," " they are," " he was," 
 " they were ". 
 
 5. Write in small letters H, P, T, A, A, H. 
 
 6. Parse evo^i^ov, &pp,rj<re, ftorjdijcrere, KVK\U>. 
 
 7. Correct OVK vfAiv, eTre^-^re avrov, G.K laov, /ier' 
 
 8. Translate After the battle; not only . . . 
 but also ; the gifts are beautiful ; the men in the 
 island are many. 
 
 5- 
 
 1. Form Imperf. Indie. Act. of 
 
 ivM, eKJSalvw, cnrayct). 
 
 2. Write out Future Indie. Middle of 
 
 3. Parse edcrei, e-^eva-aro, Kare^ot, ee7re 
 
 4. Give the Nom. and Gen. Sing, of
 
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 5. Decline in Sing. ftaQvs. 
 
 6. Give the derivation of Metropolis, Geo- 
 graphy, Heptarchy, Microscope. 
 
 7. Write out the terminations of Perfect and 
 Pluperf. Indie. Middle. 
 
 8. Translate 6 aya6o<? ecni credos'. 
 ecrnv 6 cro0o9. ov vrq^Xco varepov. avev 
 /j-era ravra. pe 
 
 6. 
 
 1. Form Aorist Indie. Act. of 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, with Article ^pepa, 
 80X09. 
 
 3. Form Perfect Middle and Pass, of 
 
 4. Decline in Plural yS 
 
 5. Ace. and Gen. Sing, of auro?, OUTO?, 6'Se. 
 
 6. Greek for 200, 50th, 9, 70, 1000, 8th. 
 
 7. Compound Kara + alpea). avv + 
 e.v-\-KaXk<j3. (iTro-\-6p/j.da). eV + ayax 
 Trepl + opdco. 
 
 8. Translate Wise men are worthy of honour ; 
 we persuaded him ; of this island ; your father ; 
 these o-arments are beautiful.
 
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 7- 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of vi/cdco, d 
 
 2. Form Perf. Indie. Act. of ujropew, irovew, 
 
 3. Parse r;7ero, avvrjOpoicre, 
 avres. 
 
 4. Nom. Sing, and PI. of jjiicrQov, IKCTOV, SevSpov, 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. lar-%vs, e^t?. 
 
 6. Name the Gutturals, Dentals, Labials, Nasals 
 and Liquids. 
 
 7. Translate Sta ravra. TT/OO<> TOVTOLS. 01 vvv. 
 Bitcaioi 01 OeoL auro? 6 (Trparrjjof. 6 auro? cnpa- 
 T7;7o'<?. to? rd^iara. 
 
 8. Translate The sailors in the ships; after 
 that battle ; with these soldiers ; hearing this they 
 obeyed ; do you not hear ] 
 
 8. 
 
 1. Explain Temporal Augment. Give examples. 
 
 2. Write out Pres. Opt. Act. of Si</c 
 
 3. Decline in Plural Tt<?, yovevs. 
 
 4. Form Weak Aorist Indie. Pass, of 
 
 5. Write out Pres. and Imperf. Indie, of et/u.
 
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 6. Give the Noiri. Sing., Gender and English of 
 ftia, BLKTJV, xpvo-ov, 6?rXot?. 
 
 7. Dative Sing, and Plur. (all genders) of eKacr- 
 ro<f, evpvs, fAa/fpos. 
 
 8. Translate He is wiser than you ; in this 
 city; I persuaded his father; we heard him 
 speaking ; what do you say ? 
 
 9- 
 
 1. Form Imperf. Indie. Act. of e'XXetVto, oio^ai, 
 
 2. Write out the terminations of Weak Future 
 and Aorist Passive. 
 
 3. Give the Infinitives and Participles Active 
 of vticda). 
 
 4. Decline in Plural with Article ayye\os, epyov, 
 
 5. Parse e(3or/0ovv, twp/iT/tra?, /3ov\ei, rjTrj 
 
 6. Nom. Sing. Gender and English of i 
 
 7. Translate o u/'o? fiei^cav tcrr* rnu 
 
 Kara >y>jv teal Kara ddXar-rai'. 01 Se ravra eTroi- 
 vjcrav 0)9 exeXevcrev. 
 
 8. Translate Of that land ; they ordered us 
 not to do this ; who are you '! this great city : 
 this city is great.
 
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 10. 
 
 1. Parse wppiaavro, Traprjvei, ij^dovro, Kca\vcrav, 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. TTO^T/??, irelpa, 
 
 3. Reduplicate the following stems : /i? 
 -, aKva8-, ^wptS-, aipe-, ijrevS-. 
 
 4. Imperf. Indie, of irpoa-aLrew, y- r fpd^>a), 
 
 5. Dative Sing, and PI. of fyavepos, ftapus, 
 
 6. Greek for 16, 80, 300, 7th, llth, 70th. 
 
 7. Translate The slaves in the house are faith- 
 ful ; the faithful slaves are in the house ; they 
 were fleeing up that road; we heard the judge 
 himself. 
 
 8. Translate ol fyevryovres. ol Tro\lrat. avroi 
 ovroi ol TroXlrai. rfj varepaia. etc Be TOVTOV. 
 8ta ravra. 
 
 II. 
 
 1. Form Fut. Indie. Act. of /3\a7TTw, $v\daaw 
 (or (f)v\drra}), (nrevBca, cdco. 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of \rjo-TMv, 
 
 }. Write out Pres. Imper. Act. and Middle of
 
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 4. Decline in Sing, otypvs, avrv. 
 
 5. Write out Pert'. Indie. Pass, of TrXe/cw, 
 
 6. Compare ^aXeTro?, /coO<o<?, y\vKv<f. 
 
 7. Contract rifjidov, &r)\6ofj,ev, 877X077, 
 
 Give the uncontracted forms of 
 
 ), T',//,o>cra, 
 
 8. Translate They were dying of disease : he. 
 remained 3 days ; of the king himself ; in this 
 island ; those who were guarding the city. 
 
 12. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie, of vifcdw, ol^p^ai. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. Oaypa%, dp/jua. 
 
 3. Parse ireiptaaevo^, awcraa'dat, K\evoi, eVe- 
 
 TdKTO. 
 
 4. Decline in Sing, eyw, in Plural av. 
 
 5. Form Weak Aorist Middle of dp^w, UTTO- 
 
 6. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 1/00-09, 
 
 PO?, /A6/3O9. 
 
 7. Translate ra ird\ai. Sta TO TOU? 
 
 o 
 avrov oj/re? etywyov. 
 
 8. Translate In this manner; they hindered 
 us by force ; the guards are sleeping (tcadeuSa)) in
 
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 the market-place ; the guards in the market-place 
 are sleeping. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie, of fjTrdofAai, i)yeo/j.ai. 
 
 2. Parse ecrrat, e'crre, fja-av, Wi. 
 
 3. Decline in Sing, crux^pwv, d/rpar?;?. 
 
 4. Give the Infiiis. and Participles Pass, of 
 
 5. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of TrarptSa?, tT 
 
 Xt//,e/'a<?, 67T1J. 
 
 6. Vocative Sing, of 
 avr t p. 
 
 7. Translate dyaOov rt. rtz/e? Br/ elcnv ovroi ; 
 TrdvTwv KpaTia-TOs eVo/it^iero. Set r)fj,as fjid^ea-Oai. 
 
 8. Translate By land and sea ; we will send 
 him ; they were wronged (dSuceo)) by him ; you 
 say the same things ; this island is greater than 
 that. 
 
 14. 
 1. Form Pres. Infin. Act. and Pass, of vucdw, 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, ero?, 
 
 3. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. and Middle of
 
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 4. Parse M^OVTO, e^eivav, ?7pe, 7'o/ue, 
 
 5. Derive Biography, Orthodox, Astronomy, 
 Sympathy. 
 
 6. Ace. and Dat. Plural of T\I'//J,(OI^ 7ra%vs, crre- 
 1/09. 
 
 7. Translate Trpbs rovroi^. e'/c TOVTOV. ev 
 
 TOVTO). TTOXX-OL OL 7TO\\OL. TO 7TO\V. Ol TTXetO"- 
 
 TOI Tftii' yu,er' eiceivov. 
 
 8. Translate We must do this; these things 
 are true ; they say that he is fleeing ; the desire 
 
 ia) of ruling ; your mother. 
 
 1. Form Imperf. Indie, of ej^wpeco, a^iow, 77760- 
 , alreo). 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, veorijs, re-^virr)^. 
 
 3. Write out Aorist Act. and Middle of ypdtyw. 
 
 4. Give the Principal Tenses * of ajrardw, 
 
 5. Decline in Plural aa$a\i')s, evSaL^wv. 
 
 6. Distinguish Proper and Improper Diph- 
 thongs. Examples of each. 
 
 7. Give the Infinitives and Participles Pres. 
 and Fut. of di 
 
 See "Explanatory," page vii.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. n 
 
 8. Translate TOVS yu-ev aTrefcreivav, rovs Se ,wv- 
 ra<? e\aftov. "ov yap earns," etfir) "^py/xara rjfAtv." 
 7T(y9 ov ravra Travri ipoTrw d&iKcorepa eteeafv ; 
 
 9. Translate We consider that those bar- 
 barians are friendly to us ; send him to the city ; 
 do not send him ; did you not send him 1 let us 
 send him. 
 
 16. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of 77X00), O^pdw. 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing. Gender and English of 
 rj&ovwv, rpoTraifOV, a-rofjidrwv, avQwv. 
 
 3. Fut. Indie, of -^revSofjiai, Bpda), \ikvw, 8e 
 
 4. Parse rjpwTa, Trotr/crete, eVoi/xr;^/; 
 idcrt. 
 
 5. Distinguish Weak (or 1st) and Strong (or 
 2nd) Aorist. 
 
 6. How is Time " when " and " within which " 
 expressed ? Give examples. 
 
 7. Write out Pres. and Aorist Indie. Act. of 
 
 8. Translate Spo'/zr<> e^apei, et? rijv TTO\LV. 
 Treidea-Oe TOVTOIS. 1} eTTL6vp,ia TOV 7ro\\d e 
 OVK e^ecrri fjiot ravra iroieli'. 
 
 9. Translate Day by day ; the cities in that
 
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 island are many ; in the middle of the road ; those 
 who heard this fled. 
 
 17- 
 
 1. Write out Irnperf. Indie. Act. of fiorjOea), 
 ftodw. 
 
 2. Decline in Plural 0/909, lepev<$. 
 
 3. Form Perf. Indie. Act. of djyeXXco, TreiOo), 
 rapdrra), >ypd(f)(i). 
 
 4. Write out Pluperf. Middle and Pass, of 
 
 5. Distinguish ei/j,i, el^t. elvai, levai. y<rav, 
 rjcrav. ia6i, Wt. 
 
 6. Acc. and Gen. Sing, of TroXu?, /i^a?, evpv<;. 
 
 7. How are the Instrument and the Agent 
 expressed in Greek ? 
 
 8. Translate ov ^pij/^drwv eveKa 
 
 dvoi^at ras irv\as. OVK.OVV 
 
 9. Translate In addition to this; on these 
 conditions ; our friends are more than our foes ; 
 all except one were saved; he says that this is 
 true.
 
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 18. 
 
 1. Give the Infinitives and Participles Pass, of 
 
 2. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 6p/jbda>. 
 
 3. Parse a>7r\ia-fji,evoi, &>f ra?, tyjfuovv, Tre/j.^otev, 
 eOrjite. 
 
 4. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of (frpomis, dpd- 
 KU>V, rrdOos, ^eiu.(i)i>. 
 
 5. Decline oirro? in Singular. 
 
 6. Distinguish Strong and Weak Aorist Pass. 
 Give examples of each. 
 
 7. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of &iSw/j,i. 
 
 8. Translate a! avrai /cw/zat. avrat a[ fcw/j,ai. 
 al Ktopai avrai. avTa'i Ku>iai. apou Ka\ov eari ; 
 &ia rl davfid^re; 
 
 9. Translate According to this law ; contrary 
 to the law ; up the road ; he spoke thus, and they 
 replied as follows. 
 
 19. 
 
 1. Imperfect Indie. Act. of eXXeiVto, wapaivew, 
 
 2. Write out Pres. Optat. Act. of 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of rpifio),
 
 14 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. Write out Import'. Indie, of eZ/u (go) and nj 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. TT\OVS, Kpari'jp. 
 
 6. Compare Ta%v<t, evSaifiwv, aX,?;^?;?, //.ecro?. 
 
 7. Vocative of %o(f)OK\rjs, 'Epprjs, Tlepcrr)^, TTO,- 
 rrjp, <yvvij. 
 
 8. Translate It is not possible to do this ; I 
 sent your slave ; will you not obey him 1 he is 
 skilled (3/ivapo?) in speaking. 
 
 9. Distinguish irapa crov, irapa aoi, irapa ere. 
 
 ?rpo9 rivi, 7T/309 n. f^erd TWOS, /J-erd n, 
 
 20. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. and Mid. of ir)fj.i. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, ero?, vavn^. 
 
 3. Dative Sing, and PI. of ovros, 
 
 4. Pres. and Aor. Infin. Act. of 
 
 5. Give rules for Reduplication, with examples. 
 
 6. Parse rjTiwvro, evifca, /careX/Tre, eveK\tvav, 
 edecrav. 
 
 7. Give Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and Eng- 
 lish of Trpecr/Set?, aTropiav, daTribcav, e'^$pa?, vvKra. 
 
 8. Translate eKe\evov decrdac ra 6VXa. eSoaav 
 a fjrovv. aTrrfX.avvov o'ltcaBe. rfj eTriovay VVKT'L. 
 
 0. Translate They stood in the middle of the
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 15 
 
 road ; your son is bigger than mine ; I heard the 
 messenger himself saying tin's. 
 
 21. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of TrXew, '&>. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. 0(^49, SeX<iV 
 
 3. Form Aor. Act. of dvairf]^>dw, 
 
 4. Dat. Sing, and PI. of 
 
 5. Parse Trpd^ys, (3\.tyov, rjtyavia-Qrj, rjvaytcdcr- 
 
 6. Name and classify the Mutes and Semi- 
 vowels. 
 
 7. Imperf. and Strong Aor. Indie. Act. of 'i 
 
 8. Translate efyrj /3ov\e<rdai e\0eiv. erv)(e 
 wv. SfjXoi rjaav e\7riovT<;. i]pu>ra>v ri 
 
 9. Translate You must not do this ; did you 
 not hear him ? the garments were beautiful ; they 
 consult about the war. 
 
 22. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Imperative Active of
 
 1 6 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 2. Norn. Sing, and Plur. of avOeai, 
 rd^ecn, OepaTrovai. 
 
 3. Pluperf. Indie. Act. of V;/u6o>, viKaco, UTTO- 
 
 4. Name five feminine words of 2nd Declension, 
 with English. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of jre^irw, dSi/cea). 
 
 6. Write out the terminations of Strong Aorist 
 Indicative Active and Middle. 
 
 7. Parse ridevai, ievro, tari], crrf/, 86<f. 
 
 8. Translate avrij ?; TroXi?. ?} TroXt? avrr). 1} 
 avnj 77oX,t?. avrrj i'/ TroXt?. opw TOI)? ev rff dyopa. 
 opw avrovs ev rfj d<yopa. 
 
 9. Translate He spoke on behalf of the 
 generals ; not long afterwards ; they conquered 
 their enemies ; many were dying of hunger 
 
 23- 
 
 1. Show how the various Diphthongs are aug- 
 mented. 
 
 2. Fut. Indie. Act. of d 
 
 3. Write out Aorist Imper. Act. and Middle of 
 
 TTdVO).
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 17 
 
 4. Perf. Middle and Pass, of BiadpvTrrco, UTTO- 
 pvTTo}, 67r/Vi<w, dcfrciipea). 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. ro\/j,a, Trvevfia. 
 
 6. Gen. and Ace. Sing, of xpvaovs, a&iKos, d/cpt- 
 
 7. What Greek Interrogative Particles corre- 
 spond to the Latin Nonne and Num ? 
 
 8. Translate Those who announced this vic- 
 tory ; the greater part of the country ; we are 
 lighting for our country. 
 
 9. Translate ol 'Adrjvalot OUK efto^Oovv Sia TO 
 /ir) TTvvddvecrOat, rrjv 7ro\topiciav. irdvTwv Trdvra 
 
 24. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Subj. Act. of dycnrda), ty]\6w. 
 
 2. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 0/309, 0/909, 
 ^tft)f, Spd/cwv. 
 
 3. Form Weak Aorist Pass, of ddpoi^w, KCL- 
 XVTTTO), aiayyvoiiai e'A.ey^;w. 
 
 4. Name Six Verbs which take a Strong 
 Aorist Active. 
 
 5. Decline in Plural OUTO<?. 
 
 6. Principal Tenses of dvvrw, (j)v\drro). 
 
 7. Greek for 15, 22, 500, 10,000, twice.
 
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 8. Translate I did it myself ; in the same 
 house ; those with him ; according to this law ; 
 to receive from any one. 
 
 9. Translate ap' ov &el rjuds iravaacrQai TovSe 
 rov 7TO\e/jiOV ; 01 vavrac e GVLWV rwv vewv apn 
 
 1. Form Aorist Indie. Act. of p>evw, 
 u.7rayye\\w, SiapTrd^a), riOrjf^i. 
 
 2. Write out Imperf. Indie, of olo^at, aTravrd- 
 ofj,ai. 
 
 3. Compare /cao?, 7ro\v<t, /caXo?, fjueya^. 
 
 4. Parse ijpeTo, rj^iov, aTTOKrevov/j-ev, icaOopa, 
 
 5. Form Nom. Sing, from the stems 
 alOep-, ifjiavr-, r)de<;-. 
 
 6. Write out Perf. Indie. Middle of 
 
 7. How is " than " (Comparative) expressed in 
 Greek 1 
 
 8. Translate They fled by night from that 
 city ; we must, therefore, hinder them by force ; 
 we ordered him not to go, but he did not obey. 
 
 9. Contract 77X077x6, rifjudov, rc/judys, 8/7X077,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 19 
 
 8i]\6ci. Correct KCLT* r)/j,epav, reTpi/3fJ<ai, \eydrjvai, 
 
 26. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Optative of agiow, riye 
 
 2. Strong Aorist Pass, of iBXd-rrrw, (nreipco, e/c- 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of airrw, 
 
 4. Decline in Sing. 6 u?, T|reu8^9. 
 
 5. Parse iarrj, ea-rrj, riffea-ai, a-rrievai, ijcrdij. 
 
 6. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of Tpir/pecri, (f)d\ayya, 
 
 7. Decline the Reflexive Pronoun of the 1st 
 Person. 
 
 8. Translate 7roXX,a/ct? T?;? rj^epa^. \6yM jap 
 r/aav OVK epjci) (f)i\,oi. ra avra ~\,eyet<f. avrwv 
 ruts tcptTwv. eireicru) avra. 
 
 9. Translate In addition to this ; beyond 
 (one's) power; contrary to the laws; they kill 
 their own children ; the walls of the city itself. 
 
 27. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of aipa>, (/>pa&>, Ido^ai, 
 va). 
 
 2. Decline in Plural
 
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 3. Infinitives and Participles Passive of TT 
 
 4. Ace. and Gen. Sing, and Plural of /ze\a9, 
 Teprjv, /Aeia>i>. 
 
 5. Parse eviKa, ejrvdovro, eKTr^^aavre^, eav. 
 
 6. Write out Pres. Indie, of alrido^ai, (f>o/3eo/j.aL 
 
 7. Decline avrov. 
 
 8. Translate eSo/cet Tre/i-v/rat TO^ Krjpv/fa. fjcrOo- 
 fiTjv avrov" E,\\r]va ovra. ov TrelOovrai rou? raura 
 \eyovcri. 
 
 9. Translate Instead of obeying; in the 
 middle of the city ; when they heard what had 
 happened (717^0/1,0,4) they went away. 
 
 28. 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of Or/pia, airopia, eip)]- 
 vijv, Tr/secr/Sets'. 
 
 3. Pert*. Indie. Act. of /SXaTrraj, up-^w, dpTrd^a), 
 
 TCLTTCi), 'lcyrr]fJ.L 
 
 4. Decline in Sing. d^eLvwv, -r\^p,wv. 
 
 5. What verbs cannot (regularly) take a Strong 
 Aorist Act. ? 
 
 6. Parse TiOfi, idat, <nrjvaL, eScoKuv, direluai.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 1. What is the ordinary construction after 
 Xeyw, (j)ijfja ? 
 
 8. Distinguish [nevei, [level. etDj/jtrive, ecn'j/j,aive. 
 /z,e\et, /j,\\ei. opo<?, opo?. auras, avro<?. 
 
 9. He fled to his own house ; they ordered us 
 not to do this ; they threw themselves into the 
 sea : let some one lead the way (rjyeo/ 
 
 29. 
 
 1. Pres. Intin. Act. and Pass, of aycnrda), 
 tnroarepew. 
 
 2. Dat. Sing, and Plural of 0X09, fyovevs, reie- 
 
 TU>V, TTO<f. 
 
 3. Write out Aorist Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 
 4. Parse inroic-relvai, wovro, e&o/couv, Oeier, 'larrj. 
 
 5. Decline rt?. 
 
 6. How would you describe the letters B, $, K, 
 o-, p I 
 
 7. Write out Aorist Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 
 8. Translate Tropeverai ox? /3aai\ea 'unreal 
 e-)(wv ft)^ TrevraKoaiovs. dvefirj eVi TU opy ov$ei>os
 
 22 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate On that day ; you must obey 
 him ; we use these weapons ; they burn (Kara- 
 the boats that he may not cross (8ia/3aiv(o). 
 
 30. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. and Imperf. Indie, of ri 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. reXo?, <f)ixri<;, fyovevs. 
 
 3. Compare ato?, T\I']IJLU>V, acKJitfc, TTO\VS. 
 
 4. Parse fjBei, $7), levai, r)a6a, eaei. 
 
 5. Distinguish avrov, avrov. ravrov, TUVTOV. 
 avrat, avrai. 
 
 6. Ace. and Dat. Plural of SoXo?, /tte/oo?, av\r)rijs. 
 
 epajTOiv, retcrcov. 
 
 7. Aorist Infin. and Participles (all voices) of 
 
 8. Translate By force; by night; they were 
 not so base as to flee ; they were so base that 
 they fled ; he happened to be sleeping (ica6ev&(a}. 
 
 9. Translate eyiyvcoa-tcev ori 01 rpujpap^oi, 
 OLKOL KaffevSijcroiev. 8f)\oi rjcrav 7rpocr6\avvoi>Tes 
 
 01 TToXejJLtOl. 
 
 1. Imperf, Indie. Act. of Trpocrairea),
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 23 
 
 '2. What Verbs usually form Pert'. Act. with 
 -Ka ? what with -a \ 
 
 3. Write out Imperative Subj. and Pert'. Middle 
 of Treido). 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of XeiVw, piirrw. 
 
 5. Decline TTT/^K?, and name words declined 
 like it. 
 
 6. Parse Karea-Trjv, d^tierai, eOecrav, 
 
 7. Acc. Plural of the three Reflexive Pro- 
 nouns. 
 
 8. Translate Some were killed, others fled ; 
 let us cease lighting ; do not give him these 
 weapons ; he hoped to do this. 
 
 9. Translate Sia ravTa, pera ravra, ev TOVTW, 
 rouroi?. ecTTT/i', ecrr^Ka, earrjaa, arrjaa). TO 
 
 32. 
 
 1. Point out peculiarities in Pres. Indie, of 7r\eo> 
 and fa <w. 
 
 2. Write out Aorist Subj. Act. and Middle of 
 
 Ka\V7TT(i). 
 
 3. Aorist Indie. Act. of XetVo), \an/3dva), d 
 7T17TT&), epxo/j.a.1.
 
 24 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. Write out Pluperi'. Indie. Pass, of 7ret'0a>, 
 
 5. Decline in Sing, eap, Zevs. 
 
 6. Compare i>eo<?, pabios, /ii/epo< 
 
 7. What is the construction of Indirect Ques- 
 tions in Greek 1 
 
 8. Translate ov Set ?}/ia? ravra 71 a6etv v<$> 
 
 CTTI rerrdputv. oi etc rijf 
 
 9. Translate This will be more useful to you 
 than to us ; instead of going up the country, he 
 sailed away. 
 
 33- 
 
 1. Fut. Indie. Act. of (nreipw, d\eL^xo, rpe</>&), 
 
 . Write out Strong Aorist Subj. of Xenrto, 
 
 3. Point out peculiarities in the declension of 
 /j.r'iTr)p, dvijp, v&cop. 
 
 4. Parse Soirj, icrrao-av, elcrav, eVe/rty, Ti6eio. 
 
 5. Decline in Plural /jiei^cov, TrXr'iprjs. 
 
 6. What is the construction of a Final Clause r ( 
 
 7. Parse opwcra, /Lter/oi/ra?, efj.fta\ovcrr)<?.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 25 
 
 8. Translate etc rov caov p,a^ovvrai. dp.a rf} 
 ij/j,epa. p,i<yi<TTov TWV KdKwv rvy^dvet, ov TO d&iKelv. 
 
 9. Translate The war against the Persians ; 
 they were marching through the land ; they took 
 the triremes, crews and all. 
 
 34- 
 
 1. Pert*. Indie. Middle of airro), 
 
 UKOVO), UTTOKIJpVTTO). 
 
 2. Gen. and Dat. Sing, of Opaavs, 
 
 3. Write out Pres. Imperat. of r^yeo^ai,, opp.dop.ai, 
 'icrrap.aL. 
 
 4. Parse e/36a, Xvjr&fMi, Trep,$)df)s, TreTretcrat, 
 
 e'iVCLL. 
 
 5. Nom. Sing., Gen. and English of dfjpas, icvves, 
 WTO?, \afjt,7rdBa<{. 
 
 6. Aorist Indie. Middle of atrew, 
 
 7. How is a Negative Command expressed in 
 Greek ? 
 
 8. Translate ev eTrddo^ev VTT avrwv. v/j,ei<t 
 ovv vofti^cTe (rotyoi elvai. e7T\ijpovv T? vavs &>? 
 
 9. Translate When this happened, we fled:
 
 26 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 you must send a herald : he came with 500 hop- 
 lites ; he said he was not willing. 
 
 35- 
 
 1. Write out Aor. Opt. Act. and Mid. of Ti^da). 
 
 2. Accus. Plur. of avros, auro?, ovros, aurov. 
 
 3. Weak Aor. Indie. Pass, of di>ap7rd^(a, a-rrrco, 
 ap%a), d/cova), Ti$>7/u. 
 
 4. Gen. and Accus. Sing, of apfia, rjr-ra, 
 7779, vo/jioOeTrjs. 
 
 5. Compare 0X1709, rjSvs, ala^po<f, a 
 
 6. Infinitives and Participles Act. of 
 
 7. Derive Epitaph, Syntax, Hydrophobia, Sym- 
 pathy. 
 
 8. Translate He ordered his own horsemen 
 to follow ; they were dying of famine ; we con- 
 sider that he is wise ; until evening. 
 
 9. Translate ala^vvo^ai \e<ya>v. ala^yvo^aL 
 \eyeiv. apa prj eVe/u^a? ; ap' OVK evre/i^a? ; iracra 
 
 Tracra 77 
 
 36. 
 
 1. Perf. Indie. Act. of o-reXXw, /cXeTrrco, 7re/x7r&), 
 
 plTTTdi. 
 
 %, Write out Pres. Opt. Act, of opdw,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 27 
 
 3. Decline in Sing. jd\a, jvvrj. 
 
 4. Parse eYi'/z&>, e7rot^cr&), uTrayyelXai, airepov^v. 
 
 5. Decline in Plural ocrri?. 
 
 6. Distinguish the meanings Active and Middle 
 of aipea), Travo), Tropl^w, rijAwpea). 
 
 7. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of evcfrpoai, evOelav, 
 
 8. Translate cro^>o? 6 Kpirtjs. avros ravra ye- 
 ypa(f)a. r)Tropovv TL %p?) TTOLelv. ov Treidovrai rot? 
 ravra \eyovai. 
 
 9. Translate He says that these things are 
 true ; he said that these things were true ; he 
 commanded the swiftest of the ships to follow 
 them. 
 
 37- 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of (nrevBa), cnreipa). 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of 
 
 3. Imperf. Indie, of piTrra), KaOaipew, 
 errouat. 
 
 4. Parse fjeaav, dfaicrav, 0es, ecrrrjcre, iraprfkacre. 
 
 5. Explain darepa, rdvSpi, %r), ejat/j-ai, 
 Kara. 
 
 6. Write out Aorist Indie. Middle of
 
 28 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 7. Give an example of Genitive Absolute. 
 
 8. Translate He himself was slain, but those 
 with him fled ; all came except one ; come to the 
 ships that we may sail ; she has small hands. 
 
 9. Distinguish 77, /;, ij, $, 77. Contract 
 rtfj-dovaa, (f)i\eecrde, 8/7X077, ocrrea, evyevea, 
 a py u pea. 
 
 38. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of ido/jiat,, 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of a\yei, 
 
 <yovel, tcpea, viei. 
 
 3. Future Indie. Middle of Tretpdw, vofiifa, 
 
 4. Parse vi/catr], fiov^rjade, Micvei, yrrja-aro 
 
 5. Acc. Sing, and Dat. PI. of Xa/3wz>, Tre 
 
 6. How are Consecutive Clauses constructed ? 
 
 7. Distinguish avrr], avrr/, avrr). e/cei, exetcre, 
 v. ajrelvai, aTrte'vai, dtyievai. 
 
 8. Translate Tell me who you are; hearing 
 this he was silent ; must we not obey the laws ? 
 nothing is more disgraceful than flight. 
 
 9. Translate TOUTOIS rot? 7776/^00-4 
 Tourot? 77-ye/-tocrt epcavTo, rlva
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 29 
 
 39- 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Subj. of reXevrdw and </>o- 
 j3eofj,ai. 
 
 2. Aorist Indie. Act. of TT Linda, \avddvw, ftauno, 
 
 3. Which form of the Perfect Active is usual 
 in Guttural, Dental, Labial, and Nasal Verbs ? 
 
 4. Compare \a\o?, /iecro?, dyaOos, TroXu?. 
 
 5. Decline in Plural %eip, TTOU?, vav?. 
 
 6. Name words declined (1) like ^rjrrjp, (2) like 
 
 7. Parse <ra)0fj, eaoiro, el&via, d 
 
 8. Translate He said (e<f)T)) he was a Persian, 
 but we perceived that he was a Greek ; instead 
 of pursuing, they are themselves pursued. 
 
 9. Translate a/j,a TM r')\i(t) 8vvovn. rfj eVt- 
 ovcrfj vv/cri. eXotjArjv av fj,aK\ov dSiKetaOai, >} 
 
 40. 
 1. Parse KarajBdvn, cnwjr^aeLe, ^7^, ycvov, 
 
 2. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of /ia 
 ei)o?, '%eip,u>v. 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of Ti0ijfii, 8t
 
 30 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. Decline in Sing, ftapvs, in Plural i/reuS^?. 
 
 5. Give the Greek Pronouns corresponding to 
 ille, ipse, quis ? se, eum. 
 
 6. Distinguish a\\os, erepo?. yu,eA.et, /j,e\\,ei. 
 earr), ecrrrjae. 
 
 7. Give rules for Reduplication, with examples. 
 
 8. Translate ol Se AaKe&aip.6vioi OVK etyacrav 
 cnreicrea'daL OTTOV&WV eirl TOVTOLS 
 
 9. Translate They said that the river was 
 wide ; we came that we might hear you ; are 
 they slaves or free men ? 
 
 41. 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, wo?, o 
 
 3. Weak Aorist Indie. Act. of eyicXiva}, 
 
 4. Nom. and Ace. Sing, of vrX^'pet?, ot/ceta?, 
 
 5. Parse ecrrj^rjve, -tjp^avTO, Tedvrjice, et'Sore?, 
 
 ttTTiOVO't. 
 
 6. Principal Tenses of alpco, ap^w. 
 
 7. Which Negative is used in Direct Questions ?
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 31 
 
 8. Derive rpoTros, 7ej/e<r4<?, 7rvev/j,a, crwrijp, 
 <ypea>. Distinguish vroXe/Aew, 7roXeyu,o&). 
 
 9. Translate Many of the fugitives were slain 
 by the horsemen ; it being summer (0epo<?) all 
 the roads were deserted e 
 
 42. 
 
 1. Pluperf. Indie. Pass, of inrojpd(j)(a, irapa- 
 
 ). 0V(0, OiKO&OfAeO). 
 
 '2. Give rules for the Augment of Compound 
 Verbs. 
 
 3. Gen., Gender and English of 6ycravp6<;, yvd- 
 0os, TT\TI@OS, rpavp^a. 
 
 4. Parse eSodrj, reOei/jbai, 8ovi>ai, 'icrracro, rjirl- 
 
 o. Write out Aorist Imperat. Act. of /SXeVci), and 
 Middle of o-^eTrro/uat. 
 
 6. Derive Phosphorus, Kilogramme, Schism, 
 Cataract, Caustic. 
 
 7. What is the construction of an Indirect 
 Negative Command t Give examples. 
 
 8. Translate My brother having died, they 
 would not remain ; the cause of the present war ; 
 they are much stronger than we (are).
 
 32 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate with Notes efyaaav 
 rrjv Tr6\i,v. ovSel? rovrwv wv opa). 6 Be eijrev on 
 
 43- 
 
 1. Pert Indie. Act. of XeiTrw, crvretpw, 
 
 2. Decline in Plural a/covcras, 
 
 3. Parse icofjueiv, e^evcrca, aTraiKovro, eyva), ol/fi- 
 olro. 
 
 4. Infinitives and Participles Active of <f)dtipoy. 
 
 5. In what Stems (3rd Declension) is a- rejected 
 in the Nominative ? 
 
 6. Distinguish avrai, avrai, avrai, avrovs. 
 
 7. Explain (with examples) Definite and Inde- 
 finite Relative Clauses. 
 
 8. Translate It is evident that they are 
 friendly ; he said he was a Greek ; they said that 
 many died ; he went to his own city. 
 
 9. Translate Kara /cparo?. ev ry Trapovn. TW 
 OVTI. fj,a TOWS $eou?. e aTrpoaSofaJTov. &L oXiyov. 
 VTTO vvfcra. 
 
 44- 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of evpio-Ka), KaXew. 
 
 2. Name Feminine words in -09, 2nd Decl.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 33 
 
 3. Imperf. Indie. Act. of epTra), opdw, t 
 ^dva). 
 
 4. Write out Weak Aor. Opt. and Imperat. Act. 
 
 of 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. rd\a<;, eiipvs. 
 
 6. Distinguish Wi, luQi. etrj, fjei. I&HU, levai. 
 if), ly. lardvai, ecndvai. 
 
 7. Show the construction of Consecutive 
 Clauses. 
 
 8. Translate They therefore persuaded him in 
 this way ; he asked what we wanted ; they went 
 down the road (leading) to the sea. 
 
 9. Distinguish the Active and Middle meanings 
 of ap^o), alpew, /3ov\eva>, 
 
 45- 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie, of <j)o/3eofjiai, ai 
 
 2. Decline Sing, and Plur. of Trow, ovs. 
 
 3. Write out Perf. Indie. Pass, of /3A,a7TT&>, 
 
 4. Parse fjadero, 8vvr'i<rei, r/ 
 
 5. Compare TT'IWV, o-^-to?, vraXato?, a|io9, 
 
 6. Aorist Indie. Pass, of ot/ia&>, a 
 
 Kpivui.
 
 34 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 7. How is a Wish referring to Future Time 
 expressed ? Example. 
 
 8. Translate When they heard this they were 
 amazed (KTT\IJTT(O) ; they perceived that the 
 messengers had come. 
 
 9. Translate OVK etyevcrOr) rrjs eA/TrtSo?. OVK 
 i^KLcrra TOVTOV eW/ca ra$ 
 
 IJ,ecrr) TroXt?. fjuecrrj 1} 
 
 46. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Imperat. of oto/^at, 
 
 2. Future Indie, of K.ep$aivu>, cnrevba), 
 
 3. Parse acrret, e^eraaii', <f>povpovs, -rrvpols, wra. 
 
 4. Form and compare Adverbs from 0-0^09, 
 
 5. Aorist Infinitive and Participle (all Voices) 
 
 Of TpeTTO). 
 
 6. English of ear?), ecrrrjae, ecrTrjtce, eara), rjSeaav. 
 
 7. Explain the various uses of auro9. 
 
 8. Translate He happened to be writing ; 
 what did you say ? we are not so foolish (avorjTos) 
 as to trust this man. 
 
 9. Translate aA/yet rrjv ice<fya\riv. OVK 0409 r' 
 rjv tca-re^eiv ra Sdtcpua. TOV eTTiyiyvopevov 0epov<;. 
 
 TOV
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 35 
 
 47- 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Opt. Act. of 7rXe<u, VIKIIW. 
 
 2. Parse avrj^drja-av, eTrtcrreiXa?, eacrov, r/pcora, 
 elev. 
 
 3. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of 7/oae?, 
 vbctTi, ope/, %i6vi. 
 
 4. Aor. Indie. Act. of /3oaa>, TrXew, aXea), evpicr- 
 
 5. Explain Elision, Crasis. Give examples. 
 
 6. Ace. Sing, and PI. of TiiMwv^rfkwv, K/3e/3r)K(i)s. 
 
 7. Give the Accus. Plur. of the three Reflexive 
 Pronouns. 
 
 8. Translate As quickly as possible ; both by 
 sea and by land ; they said that (<m) they would 
 send three waggons ; do not say that. 
 
 9. Translate eVeyti-^ey cJ<> Ilep^iKKav Trpe'cr/Set?. 
 eiv tcaipbv rj/cet?. ppedt] TrpecrftevTrjs 8eraTO? CIVTOS. 
 TO 76 etSo9 o/zoto? el TOVTOIS. 
 
 48. 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of yiyvo^ai, 7To-^ru, d7rodvij(TK(o, 
 alvew, e'^tw. 
 
 2. Parse ^vaei, TreXe/cet, aa-rrj, vet!), r)po<t. 
 
 3. Write out Imperf. Indie, of el/jut and et/u. 
 
 4. Vocative Sing, of aval;, Trat?,
 
 36 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 5. Parse avveOevro, aTreBoaav, eir'idrjrai,, 
 
 6. When is ov used in Relative Clauses ? when 
 
 M? 
 
 7. Principal Tenses of ep%o/nat, alpew. 
 
 8. Translate Let us sacrifice ; whom are we 
 to send ? I know he is living ; I bid you do this 
 that you may get (X//-/3az/o>) some food. 
 
 9. Translate 7ro/Ve/u/c<w9 vfiiv el)(ov. irpiv TO, 
 vvv TTGTrpay/jieva yevecrdai,. fM-rj -roaovS e\dot KCLKOV. 
 6 KaO' rj^epav /3to<?. 
 
 49- 
 
 1. Explain " Strong Perfect ". In what verbs 
 is it usually found ? 
 
 2. Parse r/Tropovv, e^ptjro, Oapavvel, uTrrjpav, 
 ijpero. 
 
 3. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of auroj/o/iou9, aTravra, 
 evavria, ovras. 
 
 4. Write out Pres. Subj. of agiow, vi/cda). 
 
 5. Derive Planet, Catholic, Horizon, Pentecost, 
 Pedagogue. 
 
 6. Decline vavs, <ypavs. 
 
 7. Explain the construction " Nominative and 
 Infinitive ". Give example. 
 
 8. Translate ev TrpaTreiv. ^aXeTrtw? <f)epeiv.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 37 
 
 ~TL (f)M ; TO> erriovrt, eret. Trpo? ravra. ev TOVTW. 
 
 K TOVTOV. 
 
 9. Translate It was announced that the 
 enemy had been defeated ; if you follow me, I 
 will lead you to the city. 
 
 50. 
 
 1. Parse crvXX.rj^d^vai, dyov 
 
 2. Write out Perf. Pass, of 
 
 3. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of aicavda, 
 
 4. Decline in Plural 
 
 5. Perf. Indie. Act. of evpiaKco, fia'ww, 
 crreXXa). 
 
 6. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 
 
 7. Classify the Consonants. 
 
 8. Translate Many fled, fearing they would 
 be put to death ; they themselves say they are 
 hostile to no man. 
 
 9. Translate Trepi TTO\\OV TrotelaOai. ftovkol- 
 av TOVTO yevea-Qai. rot/? evravda
 
 38 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 51- 
 1. Pert'. Indie. Pass, of (frdeipa), Kaiw, re\ea), 
 
 2. Decline eavrov. 
 
 3. Fut. Indie. Act. of Ka\eu>, Kptvw, e^w, /3aXA.6>, 
 
 4. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of Xa?, 
 
 <yepovcri, KopaKes. 
 
 5. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of fyiw, TrXew. 
 
 6. Distinguish el, el. r)v, rfv, rjv. els, els. 
 
 7. Give rule for forming Weak Aorist Act. of 
 Nasal and Liquid Verbs. 
 
 8. Translate He announced that (OTI) these 
 things were true; not in word only, but also in 
 deed; at daybreak. 
 
 9. Translate Si/crjv &i$ui>ai. ev ru> \oiirw %p6v(i). 
 e&ri.v ore. 7ro\\oi. oi TroXXot. OUK ol6<? T' et/zi 
 ravra iroielv. 
 
 52. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie, of ^pdofiat, 6ew. 
 
 2. Positive and Comparative of paaros, a 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Act. of #aty/,&>, pi-mw, eOe\ca,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 39 
 
 4. Derive Secr/zos', p>'/Trop, ryovevs, irofj/irr], \ij6r). 
 
 5. Parse TrpovBijtce, (tTretcpivaro, rjjwviao), ovce- 
 
 6. Principal Tenses of \ap,ftdvw, fyaivw. 
 
 7. Distinguish e\e^oi> roidSe. rotavra elirov. 
 edv, eav. TO rpoTralov ecrrijKe. rpoTralov ecrr-rja-e. 
 
 8. Translate We escaped unobserved; they 
 perceived that we had arms ; we will cease light- 
 ing ; may you be happy. 
 
 9. Translate 8r)\oi i]a~av anopovvres. eWe firj 
 eyei>TO. eXeyov on BUUHO? eir) &fj,iovcr6ai. 
 
 53- 
 
 1. Fut. Indie. Pass, of piTrrco, Tapdrrco, ireiOw, 
 
 , ILKOVW. 
 
 2. Parse ecrrwro?, Sodrja-erai, vTrearr), <j)r)<rei, 
 
 3. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 
 
 4. Aorist Infin. Act. of evTropew, d 
 SiSdcrKO), fcaXeo), d(f)LO'rrjfj,i. 
 
 5. Write out Pres. Subj. Act. of a&>, 
 
 6. Ace. Sing, and Dat. Plural of 
 opwv, tcpivas, Si8ov<j,
 
 40 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 7. Explain the form of 7^0 u?, redvtjKa, 
 
 8. Translate It was not yet reported that 
 they were dead; obey my words, if I seem to 
 you to speak the truth. 
 
 9. Translate Trorepcs vpwv Trpea-ftvrepos ; 
 
 fitj rt ri&iKijKas rov irarepa ; $1x0.16$ elfii elirelv. 
 
 54- 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. of reXew, 7re\aa>. 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of 
 s, ecu, tcpdret,. 
 
 3. Parse irelOov, Xdfirj, Se^ecrdai, /Sowcrat, p 
 
 4. Perl Indie. Pass, of fidXXa), yiyvcacnca), 
 
 5. English of dXXodi, aXXocre, dX\o6ev, 
 
 7TOCTO9, TTOV. 
 
 6. Which Tenses in each Voice admit of Strong 
 forms ? Give example of each. 
 
 7. Compare ra-^ew^, ftdXa, dvw. 
 
 8. Translate Instead of pursuing our enemies, 
 we are ourselves pursued ; you will die dishon- 
 oured (SuovcXe^?) when you die. 
 
 9. Translate dirpdicTovs aTreire^ev. Kara TO 
 Suvarov. dX\ot a\Xr) TV}? TroXew? d7rci)X\vvro, 
 
 dv7ravovro,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 41 
 
 55- 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of TpeTrco, daTnw. 
 
 2. Write out Imperf. Indie, of alTidoftai, alrew. 
 
 3. Give the Nom. Sing, (all Genders) of the 
 Demonstrative and Definitive Pronouns. 
 
 4. Fut. Indie, of TrtTrra), /3ov\o/jLat, 
 
 5. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of <j>pevas, 
 v/rf^a?, yetyvpas, lfj.dvTa<$. 
 
 6. Write out Perl Act. of ia-rr)fii. 
 
 7. What uses of Gen. and Dat. in Greek cor- 
 respond to Latin Ablative 1 
 
 8. Translate 01' re aXXot cru/i^ta^ot teal ol 
 Adijvaloi. eTTiarevov p^rj r)SiKT]Kevai. rfpwra eVt 
 TLCTLV av cry/i/ia^o? yevoiro. 
 
 9. Translate He said they were slaves, but 
 that he was a free (man) ; they were slain by the 
 Greeks ; he has a large head ; he said this was 
 true. 
 
 56. 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of //,a^;o/xat, /caOaipa), e\avva), 
 airaipa), KoBumffU. 
 
 2, Decline Xet?, KVCOV,
 
 42 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 3. Parse ryeryevrjcrdai, jjrovv, etfracrav, 
 
 6CJTCOT09. 
 
 4. Explain Coronis, Diaeresis, Paragogic v. 
 
 5. Write out Perf. Pass, of 7rXe/co>, ypd^w. 
 
 6. Give the meanings of, and cases governed 
 by, VTTO, Bid, Trapd. 
 
 7. Ace. and Gen. Sing, of ou>e<V, Qaaawv, 
 
 8. Translate They persuaded him to give them 
 a garrison (<f>povpoi, Plural) ; when this happens 
 we will lead the way ({jyeopai) ; on these terms. 
 
 9. Translate ot uev VTTVOV ypovvro Kara /j,epos, 
 ol 8e r}\avvov. aX,X' Wi, e(f)rj, jriOov fcal fjuij aXXw? 
 Troiei. 
 
 57- 
 
 1. Write out the terminations of Weak Aorist 
 Opt. Act. and Pass. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. oro<?. 
 
 3. Parse &nf)\\a%av, etpyeurrat, ijpero, /jt,a%ov- 
 
 4. Compare Tre^?, altrvpot, d<ya66s, 
 
 5. Aorist Indie, of /3A.ficr;&>, at pea, 
 
 6. Dat. Sing, and Plural of
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 43 
 
 7. How is a Negative Command expressed ? 
 Give examples. 
 
 8. Translate TrpoeiTrov Se raOra rov yu.?; Xuetz' 
 eveica ras cnrovbus. St' oXt/you. e Icrov. irapa 
 &6av. TO) ovn. 
 
 9. Translate Do you not hear ? do cease talk- 
 ing ; he spoke as follows ; he said that to flee was 
 disgraceful ; you will fight whenever you wish. 
 
 58. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of ftodw, treivdw. 
 
 2. Decline Sing, of a/tai'da, palpa, Kv^a. 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Act. of evpia-KO), aipew, opdw, 
 Ovrjatco), /caravoew. 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of arre\\a), Trpdrrw. 
 
 5. Explain Syncope, Crasis, Elision. 
 
 6. Parse rjTrta-TijO'rj, Kadr)<rop,ev, a^/ca?, ica6e\elv, 
 eiacre. 
 
 7. Distinguish ol ou TTOIOVVTCS. oi prj Troiovvres. 
 
 8. Translate OVK cart rot/9 Qavovras e? ^>ao? 
 po\eiv. rjpAv ov&ev ecrTiv djaOov ei /j,r) oir\a KOI 
 dperr/. 
 
 9. Translate We are in doubt (aTropea)) what 
 to do ; he did this that he might not be injured ; 
 if you wish to sail we do not hinder you.
 
 44 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 59- 
 
 1. Strong Aorist Indie. Pass, of rpe<f>w, Seipw, 
 
 2. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of Spoo-o?, 
 
 , KepSos, 6TO9. 
 
 3. Parse eTrr/vecra 1 ?, <prjvai>, a,7re/3r], aKovcrei, 
 afyelcrav. 
 
 4. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of r i 
 
 5. Decline Sing, of aTrXoO?, ^c 
 
 6. Distinguish aXXa, a\Xa. elire, eiTre. vvv, 
 vvv. el, el. TJ, rj. 
 
 7. Name three Verbs followed by Genitive, 
 three by Dative. 
 
 8. Translate (frvyoiev av ei r/,<? Bt,o)KO(. ecfrvyov 
 av el ri? e&ira^e. a7ro)\oi>TO vrjes irevre avrois 
 dvSpacri. 
 
 9. Translate It was announced that (<m) the 
 Greeks were victorious (viKaw} ; we wish to live 
 for the sake of the children, that we may educate 
 them. 
 
 60. 
 1. Parse ecodovvro, etyoira, /j,e0e%eT, aTrfjpav,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 45 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. Kpeas, in Plur. u/o?. 
 
 3. Compare 8o/a/i,o?, rj(rv%ato<;, evvovs, t'cros". 
 
 4. Distinguish aTrelvai, dfalvai. tnrievai, d<f>- 
 tevai. 
 
 5. Classify the uses of auro?. 
 
 6. Give the Infinitives of all Tenses of ap%&>. 
 
 7. What is the construction of an Indirect 
 Statement 1 
 
 8. Translate They asked whither we were 
 sailing ; if you go we will follow ; do not leave 
 my children ; he gave me this himself. 
 
 9. Translate p,k%pi<; av iJKa) al cnrovBai fjievov- 
 
 OL 7ro\.efjLLOi, o{>9 (povTo air o<f)vy : elv ', irapfjcrav. 
 
 61. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Opt. of agiow, Oedofiai. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. fidpTvs, Kopu?, eap. 
 
 3. Parse eftdXov, Troieicrdco, (nrelpac, 
 d(f>ioiev. 
 
 4. Perf. Indie. Pass, of pirrrw, 
 
 5. Explain "Compensatory Lengthening". Give 
 examples. 
 
 6. Give all Participles of riOrj/ju,. 
 
 7. In what clauses is the Subjunctive used ?
 
 46 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 8. Translate ^a/VeTrw? rjv^icev. 8e/ca err) ftacri- 
 \evet. fjur) <yevoiro. eV' dtcpov rov opovs. evioi. 
 oio? r elfii. 
 
 9. Translate I know you are worthy; what 
 are we to do I they were fighting that they might 
 not be enslaved. 
 
 62. 
 
 1. Imperf. Indie. Act. of wdew, 'eX/f(o, eda), opdw. 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of /cXevrraj, vopi^w. 
 
 3. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of crtrou, 
 
 4. Infinitives and Participles of 
 
 5. Derive Apostle, Thermometer, Electricity, 
 Cathedral, Crystal. 
 
 6. Write out Aorist Act. and Middle of TI#T//U. 
 
 7. What corresponds to the Latin Gerund and 
 Gerundive 1 
 
 8. Translate If we had not fled, we should 
 have conquered; they said they would send a 
 herald ; they set up a trophy. 
 
 9. Translate ySouXo/ievot e? ^etpa? eX#eti'. /u,?; 
 SrjTa Bpdcrys ravra. opwvres TroAAa? ra?
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 47 
 
 63. 
 
 1. Write out Pluperf. Indie. Pass, of d 
 crreA.X&>. 
 
 2. Decline in Plural ovros, oari?. 
 
 3. Parse 7r/Lt^>^7/Tt, rjpro, TlfjUjpiJS, ea, e 
 
 4. Compare St/cat'w?, KCLKWS, avw, /j.d\a. 
 
 5. Future Indie, of eXauvca, /3aiW, /3oa&>, 
 
 6. Principal Tenses of reXew, 
 
 7. Greek for uter I quantus 1 quo 1 talis, ibi, 
 inde. 
 
 8. Translate dOvfAws ei-^ov. e\a6ov 
 
 TL Xeycofjiev ; 8?}A.o? et atiiicwv. VOGWV fjcrdero. 
 
 9. Translate The next day they happened to 
 be in that city ; the river Euphrates ; I fear he 
 may come ; I fear he may not come. 
 
 64. 
 
 1. Write out Future Indie, of /eo//.i&>, (3i/3da). 
 
 2. Name six Feminine words of 2nd Decl. in -09. 
 
 3. Parse edov, inrear^v, kcrracn, d<f)ievai, Qw^v. 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of @d\\a), ^i^vo^ai. 
 
 5. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of yiieA?/, (f>pevi, ot/ce'rat?,
 
 48 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 6. Participles and Infinitives Act. of 
 
 7. Decline in Plural aa-Qevr)?, TrXetW. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) rjpero TL TTOIWV 
 \iara av %apioi~o avru>. a\\o 
 
 (b fix 6 fJ-eT67Tefj,7rero. 
 
 9. Translate If this is true, I am ready to 
 send him ; they will do this in order to get money ; 
 he was chosen general with two others. 
 
 65. 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of Trapaa-fcevafa, 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, oo-rt?, avrov. 
 
 3. Parse e^eTrXdyrjcrav, dTre-^rjaet,, fjpero, tfpero, 
 
 4. Decline dvijp, 
 
 5. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. and Pass, of 
 
 6. Ace. Sing, and Dat. Plur. of e 
 
 7. Name the Prepositions governing two cases. 
 Give meanings. 
 
 8. Translate raina eyevero. -ravra <yei>ero av. 
 OVK av vre/crat? TTOT. et? TOCTOVTOV rfKOov KLV&VVOV. 
 
 9. Translate Whoever is willing to fight, let
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 49 
 
 us arm him ; do not trust those citizens ; he slew 
 his own son for the sake of money. 
 
 66. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie, of d 
 
 2. Voc. Sing, of r 'EX\.T)v, ' 
 
 3. Pluperf. Indie. Pass, of Sicupew, oTrXt^w, \ap,- 
 /3ai/a>, reiva), ridijf^i,. 
 
 4. Greek for The same, whoever, whither ? 
 each other, which of the two ? 
 
 5. Accent op/A^Oeis, \a/3ov(ra, yucwvras, <f)ai>r)vai, 
 alvecrai. 
 
 6. Parse /3e\TLQ), iriOov, irevdovs, TrpoSou?, ecrdrjn. 
 
 7. Principal Tenses of \a/j,/3dva), re/ii/eo. 
 
 8. Translate They bade him remain in the 
 same place, but he did not obey them ; do you 
 not see that they are much more (numerous) than 
 we ? 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) r/\0ov %vv wirep 
 fl^ov olfcercov TrtaTfa fj,6v(f>. exeXevov avrov Xaftelv 
 
 OVTIVCI /3oV\OLTO. 
 
 67. 
 
 1. Aorist Indie. Pass, of evpicncut, /caXew, reiva),
 
 50 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 2. Decline in Plural Qa-nwv, euvovs. 
 
 3. Write out Pres. Subj. of dtropew, idofiai. 
 
 4. Parse eiSevcu, aiwirijcreie, &f>otra, tfp0i, &e%e'- 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. Xay&>9, ryp&K. 
 
 6. Distinguish the meanings of Present and 
 Aorist Infinitives. 
 
 7. Give the Accus. Plur. of the three Reflexive 
 Pronouns. 
 
 8. Translate They perceived that he was 
 faithful to them ; send whomsoever you wish ; 
 I must do it myself ; he said that the barbarians 
 were hostile. 
 
 9. Translate el yap ravra <yevotTo. GOTLV ot 
 \ejovai. ala-^vvo/j,at \ejcoi: ala-^vvo/j-at, \eyeiv. 
 
 68. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of a/j,aprdvo), fypd^w, 
 
 2. Write out Imper. and Opt. Aorist Act. of 
 Trpdrra). 
 
 3. Decline Ari/j,ocrdevr)<t, 'Hpax\r)s. 
 
 4. Parse eTria-rarai, redtjvat, SeSorai, 
 
 5. Distinguish the meanings of dv/jff/feiv, Oavelv, 
 , earrja-a, ecrrrjfca,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 51 
 
 6. Why is Gen. Absolute less common in Greek 
 than Abl. Absolute in Latin ? 
 
 7. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of -^pva-ov^, 
 thrXotN, Ta%v<t, evyev))<f. 
 
 8. Translate He asked if this was true; he 
 said he would do nothing against the law ; they 
 persuaded him to give them money ; it is plain 
 that they are preparing. 
 
 9. Translate ra eTreira. eWe cn> <t\o<? <yei>oio. 
 ^aXeTrco? e^et VTTO rpau/jLdrwv TWMV. 
 
 avrov TI Kal /3ov\6/j,ei'o<i ravra Trparroi. 
 
 69. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie, of "ttj/ju, el pi, 
 
 2. Decline aiSax;, <f>peap. 
 
 3. Parse in two ways eSpa, Tretcro/iat, 
 
 4. Pres. Infin. of aa>, epca-rdw, /jucrdoa), f 
 
 5. Give the Correlatives of TTOV. 
 
 6. Explain Definite and Indefinite Temporal 
 Clauses. 
 
 7. Distinguish avrw, avrw. rav-ra), rovrw. 
 crawls, a(f)oi)v. 
 
 8. Translate At whose bidding did you come ?
 
 52 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 if you wish I will do this ; he stood in the middle 
 of the road ; they crossed before the others 
 answered. 
 
 9. Translate Ka\w<t e%ei. ov/ceri oloi T' r^trav 
 TOV <ye\wra Kare-^etv. 7776 arpcmav OTI 7rXeLcrTr)i>. 
 fj.rj yevoiro. 
 
 70. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of a(f)irjfii., avoi^vv^i. 
 
 2. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of fiolpa, TreXe/cu?, 
 aaTTjp, Trvp, SevSpov. 
 
 3. Parse y&eiro, eia, fiede^ere, 7T^Xacre, e<}>6r). 
 
 4. Classify the Consonants. 
 
 5. How is the want of a Third Personal Pro- 
 noun supplied 1 Give examples. 
 
 6. Name the Prepositions governing one case. 
 Give meaning of each. 
 
 7. Distinguish 77, ;, $, 77, 77. 
 
 8. Translate 877X01 r^aav cnropovvTes. ov Bv- 
 
 /JLT/ ov Xeyeiv. ravra eyevero. ravra eye- 
 v. ravra yevotTo av. 
 
 9. Translate We know you are wise ; he said 
 he would not remain ; he took the money and 
 went ; surely you will not send that slave.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 53 
 
 71- 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. of e\avva>, 
 
 2. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of t / Xew9, 
 
 3. Aorist Indie. Act. of aXtcr/co/xat, 
 Tvyxdvto, fAedirj^i, e'aox 
 
 4. How is the Nom. Sing, formed in Con- 
 sonant Stems of Third Declension 1 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of irwQdvop.ai, 
 p.av6dvw. 
 
 6. Meaning of alpeofjiai, /ieraTreyiiTro/iai, rj 
 
 7. What is meant by Protasis, Apodosis 1 
 
 8. Translate dXjelv rovs 7r68a<?. 6vv Odvarov 
 diro6vi]aKiv. TrdXai olSa. 
 
 9. Translate They agreed (o^d^oyew) owing 
 to the corn having failed (eVt\e<7r&>) ; it was 
 announced that the allies had been defeated 
 (rj-rrdw). 
 
 72. 
 
 1. Name Verbs that take a double Augment. 
 
 2. Pert'. Indie. Act. of <j>epco, 6pd(o, 
 ejeipta,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 3. Decline in Plural Xeeo?, r/ 
 
 4. Write out Aorist Imper. of /3d\\a), yir/vofuu. 
 
 5. Parse eia, ety, e^eiXov, aTro/cpivai, avr^Xaere. 
 
 6. Construct a Conditional Sentence in which 
 the Subjunctive would be correctly used. 
 
 7. Derive aporov, jecopjo^, acr/3ecrT09, Kpartjp, 
 
 8. Translate TO viro fiapfidpwv veviKr\crQai.. 
 7TW? av 6\oifjiT^v. aXXco? re /cat. ov yap <f)t,\iKO)<> 
 el'XOv ol /3dp/3apoi. 
 
 9. Translate He said (e^) that they were 
 Athenians, but that he himself was a Persian ; 
 he was not willing to go till (Trp iv) his wife per- 
 suaded him. 
 
 73- 
 1. Fut. Indie, of aTroKTelvw, 7/71/0^4, 
 
 2. Explain the formations of Strong and of 
 Weak Perfects, of Strong and of Weak Aorist 
 Act. 
 
 3. Compare d(f)0oi>o<;, 6S|ao<?, peyas, TTO\V<;, ala- 
 
 4. Write out Aorist Iridic. Act. and Middle of
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 55 
 
 - 5. Principal Tenses of 
 
 6. Explain " Attraction of Relative ". Give 
 example. 
 
 7. Decline in Sing. /j,e\i, yrjpas. 
 
 8. Translate Whoever does this is worthy to 
 be punished ; such a man as you ; they perceived 
 he was friendly to them , we must do it our- 
 selves. 
 
 9. Translate Trpdj/jiara el^ou inro TCO/; 
 el f)\6e<i edavfjiaa'a av. avTrj e(f> eavrfjs ?} 
 
 eyi'To. fMrj yevoiro. OVK av 
 
 74- 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of apicea), eda), avaftodw, e/C7rX,eo), 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of /cvvas, 
 
 3. Parse eaXw, uTreSpa, eiprjTai, rjtcyKoei, f/pTo. 
 
 4. Write out Aorist Subj. Act. of SiSwpi, ridrj/jn. 
 
 5. What is the construction of Final Clauses ? 
 (i. (!iv<; examples of Partitive Genitive, Cog- 
 
 nate Accusative. 
 
 7. Ace. Sing, and Dat. Plural of /3api;<?, 
 
 8. Translate They escaped before they were
 
 56 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 judged; he did not land the soldiers till (irpiv) 
 these ships came ; although he perceived this he 
 was silent. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ol cnro TWV Trvpywv 
 OVK /3a\\ov. ijpero rtfo? Seofievos r)K,oi. ci\\oi 
 re fcal 0pafj,evT)<;. el rovra Tro^ycrem?, dSt/c^cr- 
 av. 
 
 75- 
 1. Write out Weak Aorist Indie. Middle of 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing, of eprf 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of /rct/Veto, 
 
 4. Decline OO-TI?. 
 
 5. Parse ecrra^ev, d<j)ei/j,r]v, 
 
 KV, 7TLOVTl. 
 
 Q. How is a Wish expressed with reference to 
 Past, Present, and Future Time 1 
 
 7. Aorist Indie, of opdw, (frepa), e^w, KCILW, 
 
 8. Translate If he were to do this, he would 
 be worthy of death ; such conduct is disgraceful ; 
 those who do not obey will be punished ; no one 
 either saw or heard.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 57 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) avv rot? 
 otf 6 irarrjp Kare\.Lirev. OVK av Svvaio TTCLVT e 
 a Ai ere Set. 
 
 76. 
 
 1. Parse ey^/ne, e<nrero, cr^eti/, vrecret, 
 
 2. Decline m'os. 
 
 3. Weak Aorist Indie. Pass, of \a.fj,@dv(i), a-wfa, 
 (O, rpep(i). 
 
 4. Explain " Assimilation ". Give examples. 
 
 5. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of edco, Sityda). 
 
 6. Derive Syllable, Parallel, Physiology, Comet, 
 Planet. 
 
 7. Greek for 80, 900, 26, 8th, 70th. 
 
 8. Translate Whomsoever they found they 
 killed ; do not write that ; at my bidding he went 
 away ; they sailed while it was yet night. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ol pev eTropevovro 
 TO 7r\rjOo<i &)? 8io"^ 
 
 vwvrai al e7r6/j,evai 
 
 77. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of 0ea), fiodw. 
 
 2. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of 
 acrr?7, T/3t^o?, acrrpdcri,
 
 58 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Pass, of k\avvu>, dpTrd^w, So/ceeo, 
 
 4. Parse cr$a?, TOV, arm, OT<W, drra. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of Bi&da-Kw, evpi 
 
 6. What case in Greek corresponds to the Latin 
 Ablative ? 
 
 7. Decline in Sing. Trpdos. 
 
 8. Translate He would have been willing, if 
 he had known ; if ever death comes, no man is 
 willing to die ; would that you had not come. 
 
 9. Translate 8i,icai6<$ elfja eiTrelv. laaai Be 
 ouSev <bv Xeyovai. fj,r) roaovB' e\0ot, KCLKOV. TO 
 TTO\V rr)s vijcrov eXade Kara/cavdev. 
 
 78. 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie, of reivco, irvkw. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. ou9, daOevr)?. 
 
 3. Give the Participles Middle and Pass, of 
 
 4. Distinguish ijpero, jlpero. r/pdro, fjpelro. 
 
 5. Show the construction of an Indirect Ques- 
 tion. 
 
 6. Parse gveBlJ, Buvrjaei, Ke\ev<rov, rp(oGeirj, tcaX- 
 
 \LO).
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 59 
 
 7. Gen. and Dat. Sing, of vrpoSoT?/?, veor^, 
 
 , TTOVOS, (frpovris, pdvris. 
 
 8. Translate I gave him wine to drink ; when 
 he heard what had happened, he was silent ; they 
 set up a trophy, which stands in the middle of 
 the plain. 
 
 9. Distinguish oi ov Troiovvres, oi /jurj 
 /jie\ei, fj,e\\ei. ^aivo^ai, Troielv, (baivo/j,at, 
 ~ov SovXov avrov, rov avrov &ov\ov. 
 
 79- 
 1. Fut. Indie, of K-rjpuTTO), (frdeipa), /St/Safco, aipew, 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of dv^crtco), tra 
 
 3. Form Nom. Sing, from the Stems d 
 xavov-, rep/j,aT-, oiicr/rop-, /iepe?-. 
 
 4. Parse eKreOelrj, Kadijaeu', $>iea6ai, crvvedevro, 
 eppdyrj. 
 
 5. Compare Trees', d\yeivo<>, avw, ^cru^o?, TTLK- 
 
 6. Write out Weak Aorist Imper. Act. and 
 Middle of Travw. 
 
 7. Greek for to take, to be taken ; to kill, to 
 be killed; to banish, to be banished; to die, to 
 be dead.
 
 60 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 8. Translate el eTreyevero irvev^a OVK av 8ie- 
 (f>vyov. %ia\a6a)v ecrep^erat ei? rrjv Mmi\ijvijv. 
 
 9. Translate He asked upon what terms they 
 would become allies ; they bade him take whom- 
 soever he wished ; he has been ill (t/ocrew) for ten 
 days. 
 
 80. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Opt. Act. of 6 paw, and Aorist 
 Opt. Middle of Se%o(j,ai. 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sin, of 
 
 3. Parse er\riv, vTro/jLeivas, (fravfjvai, viK<pev, 
 
 4. Decline Spvt9, 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of ^eujvuf^c, eyeipw. 
 
 6. Distinguish arra, arra. avrovs, 
 avTcti, avrat,. cr^wv, (Tffiwv. 
 
 7. Give rule for forming Weak Aorist of Liquid 
 Verbs. 
 
 8. Translate IxeXevov avrov TO tVi cr^a? 
 etvai eTTi^eipetv. TUVTMV %&VT<f eKOfAurffifffav OKTW 
 avroSeofre*? Tptarcocrtoi. 
 
 9. Translate If he had obeyed me, he would 
 now be living; would that he had not written 
 this ; I fear he will riot come.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 61 
 
 81. 
 
 1. Write out Imperat. Pres. of edco, 
 
 2. Decline in Plur. %et/o, irvp. 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Act. of e%tw, TTITTTO), 
 
 4. English of evravda, odev, TTOCTOS, rjvi/ca, TroOev. 
 
 5. Parse elSeiev, TrpecrT^Koa-t, ava^dei^, etprjcrOa), 
 
 7TV07). 
 
 6. Classify the Consonants. 
 
 7. Give examples of construction and meaning 
 of 7rpo9, 8id. 
 
 8. Translate Whenever he fights, he conquers; 
 would that he might be saved; he came of his 
 own accord ; on the top of the wall. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) /ieyaX?? rfj <f>wvfj 
 
 4776. OV fMT) ryeWTJTai, TOVTO. efjjd'TJV d<f)iKO[jievO<;. 
 
 K rov LCTOV 
 
 82. 
 
 1. Infinitives (all Tenses) Middle and Passive 
 
 of 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of dfatcveofjiai, 
 
 3. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 0/309, opo?, 
 yepas, yrjpaf, fj,epi/j.va, Oavpa.
 
 62 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. How are Verbs classified according to the 
 formation of Present Stem ? 
 
 5. Write out Aorist Opt. of aicoirda), Se^o/zat. 
 
 6. Show the construction of a Negative Com- 
 mand, Direct and Indirect. 
 
 7. Decline in Plur. vyi/js. 
 
 8. Translate They used to do whatever he 
 ordered ; they answered that (<m) they would 
 not do this ; consider how you will do this. 
 
 9. Translate irpos TWOS ~\eyeiv. &>? eVl TO 
 TTO\V. irapa pixpov. ev (rot yevoiro. 09 ov \eyei. 
 ocrrt.9 fj,r) \eyei. 
 
 83- 
 
 1. Pres. Infin. of ^pdofj,ai, 6pda>, dw, alSeo/m,ai, 
 
 2. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 
 
 , v8fi)p. 
 
 3. Write out Imperf. and Aor. Indie. Act. of 
 
 4. Explain Oxytone, Paroxytone, Perispome- 
 non, Enclitic. 
 
 5. Distinguish the meaning of Aorist and 
 Present in each Mood. 
 
 6. Parse apai, IJTIWV-TO, r}<ywvicrw, Trapevri, crtyrj- 
 \avri.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 63 
 
 7. Derive eKe^etpia, faicrfjia, aTropos, oX./co<?, 
 
 8. Distinguish tcadatpa), Kadatpew. airopew, 
 uTTOppea). OVKOVV, OVKOVV. oto9, 0409, 0109. TTiipa, 
 Trapd. 7T<W9, TT&>?. 
 
 9. Translate He said he did not know whither 
 they were going to sail ; do not accept these gifts ; 
 they used the man as a messenger. 
 
 84. 
 
 1. Give the meanings of ireTroiOa, TreTrei/ca, 
 TreTTpaya, TreTrpa^a, o\co\a, &>\eo-a, ecrrrjv, earrja-a. 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing, and English of Trvpd, 
 (acri, tcpea, rjpi. 
 
 3. Strong Fut. Indie. Pass, of 
 
 4. Parse eir}, eir/, yet, irj, Irj. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of dfiapTdvca, 
 
 6. In what Clauses is fiij regularly used ? 
 
 7. Parse OTOU, arra, drra, a<f>h)v, avrai. 
 
 8. Translate If they had remained, they would 
 have died ; they made a truce on these terms ; if 
 ever I am convicted (eX-ey^a*), I confess I should 
 justly be put to death. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ef-ea-ri aoi
 
 64 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 v. 0/50,9 rfj, 
 ' co? e^ei. TrorayLto? KvSvos o 
 
 85- 
 
 1. Write out Aorist Imperative of \afjLfidvw, 
 
 2. Compare a\,r)9r/s, cuSoios, 0X1709, 
 
 3. Aorist Indie, of irvvOdvofjiai, eXdvvco, "reivw, 
 
 fCa/AVO), dfJ,(f)lVl>V/jLl. 
 
 4. Derive Doxology, Rhinoceros, Eclipse, Gym- 
 nastic, Atom. 
 
 5. Compare the formation of Strong and Weak 
 Tenses. 
 
 6. Parse yeywres, wvrja-as, <ye(?, ya/jt,ei<f, Spwcra. 
 
 7. Gen. Sing, and Gender and English of <co<>, 
 
 8. Translate We must bear, though it is hard 
 to bear (Svatyopo^ ; they perceived that the bar- 
 barians were unfriendly to them. 
 
 9. Translate paov yap ri)v (^vXa/crjv eKdvOavov 
 
 O7TOT6 TTVeVfAO, K TTOVTOV *?). KvpOS <f)[\O)V O)TO 
 
 86. 
 
 1. Imperf. Indie, of <7iAA,ey<u, ecrnda), dve 
 atpeco.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 65 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, poipa, elicwv. 
 
 3. Infinitives and Participles Act. of eupLa-Kca. 
 
 4. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of yXvtcvs, dgio- 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of /cpiva), al 
 
 6. Distinguish veq>, veu>. edv, edv. 
 
 flTTCOV. 
 
 7. What is meant by Graphic or Vivid Se- 
 quence ? 
 
 8. Translate He asked whether any man was 
 wiser than I ; they saw that the enemy was 
 coming upon (eVet/u) them. 
 
 9. Translate eid* rjvpo^ev ae /j,rj \virou p,evr]v. 
 OVK av ovvaifJirfv. a) T\?)/J,OV, OVK ot<70' 04 Katcwv 
 
 8 7 . 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and English 
 of K\ifjiaKa<>, rdtppfi}, CTKOTOVS, crap/cas, ew. 
 
 3. Fut. Indie, of 7rA,e<w, o\\vfj,t, ede\(0, evpio-tca), 
 
 4. Explain Crasis, Coronis, Diaeresis. 
 
 5. Parse eiacre, rjpero, e8r/ov, eSeSicrav, eBi
 
 66 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 6. Distinguish the meanings of Present and 
 Aorist (1) in Indie., (2) in Opt. 
 
 7. What is the force of av occurring in a Prin- 
 cipal Sentence ? 
 
 8. Translate He said he wanted to know 
 how many they were ; when this took place, he 
 happened to be in Athens. 
 
 9. Translate aoL <ye /ietrot (j)i\oi yeveaOai Trepl 
 
 av TroirjcraifMeOa. dva^vr^aw vfjuas ra rovrw 
 
 88. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of \av6dvw, 
 
 2. Name Feminine words in -09 of Second 
 Declension. 
 
 3. Aorist Indie. Pass, of /mXetu, dvdyw, c 
 
 4. Write out Imperf. Indie, of elp.i and ir 
 
 5. Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and English 
 of Kpdra, WTWV, op<yas, dpovoov. 
 
 6. Parse in two ways loQi, ea-Trjaav, rod, TI/AOMTI. 
 
 7. Show the construction of Definite and In- 
 definite Relative Clauses. 
 
 8. Translate Do not shut the gate till I come ; 
 he was chosen general with nine others ; if he 
 were to do this, he would be worthy of death.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 67 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) trarpo^ jap ravra 
 Be^dfnjv irdpa. o Se OVK ecfrr) &eecrdai TOU<? op- 
 lav /jb>) onvvwai. 
 
 89. 
 
 1. Parse TrapeiXijfat,, faia-eaOe, fiedrjice, eSyov, 
 
 2. Write out Pres. Subj. Act. of 877X0 co, Bi 
 
 3. Decline /c\ew and vav<?. 
 
 4. Perf. Indie. Act. of fievo), vrXew, ica\ew, <yiy- 
 
 VUKTKO), 0pft). 
 
 5. Show various ways of expressing " Purpose" 
 in Greek. 
 
 6. Parse aedev, vLv, crtfrlcri, orot?. 
 
 7. Greek for on horseback ; beyond one's 
 power ; all day long ; equally ; as quickly as 
 possible. 
 
 8. Translate Troieirca rovro 6 /SouXo/u-evo?. TTW? 
 e'^et? xprj/jidTwv ; Trot Tpdircupai ; jjbei^wv rj /car' 
 avOpwirov. 
 
 9. Translate I will not cease trusting him as 
 long as I live ; he bade us remain there till the 
 messenger returned. 
 
 90. 
 
 1. Decline in Sing,
 
 68 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 2. Parse Tpa/rrw^ai, avda^ov, Trapyvei, larw, 
 
 3. Give the Dative Plural of all the Reflexive 
 Pronouns. 
 
 4. Write out Pluperf. Indie. Pass, of jpd^a), 
 
 5. Greek for 21st, 70, 80, 2000, nine times. 
 
 6. Decline in Plural ftpaxvs. 
 
 7. Write out the Aorist el-rrov. 
 
 8. Translate He said he would not give any- 
 thing to any one ; these men died that we might 
 be saved. 
 
 9. Translate ^/.ajKreov rj^w TTJV dper/jv. ov pr) 
 TTOT e\dw. 8rj\ot r^aav diropovvres. \eyei,<> d/cov- 
 aai 
 
 91. 
 
 1. Write out Perf. Indie. Act. of IO-TTJ/W, and 
 Aorist Indie. Middle of fy/ju. 
 
 2. Dat. Sing, and Plur. of /Sco/io?, et?, 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of TrvvOdvo^at, 
 
 4. Ace. Sing, and Dat. Plur. of SOKWV, VIKWV, 
 )\(t)V. 
 
 5. Infinitives and Participles Active of ekavvw.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 69 
 
 6. Show the constructions of oxrre. 
 
 7. Perf. Indie. Pass, of e^&>, a/3%&>, epjd^ofjLai, 
 
 ), rep.vw. 
 
 8. Translate Who is there who does not per- 
 ceive ? some fled one way, some another ; he sent 
 for an army in addition to the one that he had. 
 
 9. Show the force of the Prepositions in ava- 
 
 Trepyd^ecrdai, &ta<j>epii>, Karaye\av, irepi- 
 i, ueranOevai. 
 
 92. 
 
 1. Aor. Indie. Act. of uTreXavva), alvew, tcara- 
 
 KCLLW, UTTOKTeiVQ). 
 
 2. Decline in Plural oort<?, eaurov. 
 
 3. Parse e/CTadtja-erai, a^eLdrfcrav, rj^eicrdo), eir- 
 rjpovro, ea. 
 
 4. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of ^a)piwv, 
 uKovTicrTas, pov, rjTreipw, %pr5. 
 
 5. Write out Optative and Imperative Weak 
 Aorist Passive of \ei-rrw. 
 
 6. Distinguish veu)v, veu>v. eiSi'jre, 'ISrjre. ore, 
 
 7. Show the force of av in a Clause. 
 
 8. Translate If we do this, we shall conquer; 
 he fled without our knowing; he perceived that 
 he had fallen : wait till I come.
 
 70 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate /cat y^v a^apr^a-ei ye JJ/TI 
 Ttt&e. 7roXX/a<> [Av /}Sfc'fW9 av iSoifjn, avrbv 
 oi>ra V dv 
 
 93- 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. of e'XaiW>, Kplva>. 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of opdw, fyepw. 
 
 3. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of Troo-e&N, 
 yeirovwv, jjuiprvcri,, St/eacrn?. 
 
 4. Parse eVtcrTacrat, dvr)crofj,ev, e/c/3wcr/,, cnrrjpav, 
 el&evai. 
 
 5. Aorist Indie, of dTroStSpda-Kw, dvafiaivw, eler- 
 
 6. Show the construction of Verbs of fearing. 
 
 7. Derive ^rrj^i^opat, UKTI], pa-v|r&)8o?, ei>rjfj,epo<i, 
 
 8. Translate He sent forward 100 men, that 
 whenever the gate was opened they might run 
 in : he demanded that the cities should be oiven 
 
 * ~ 
 
 up to him ; owing to his unwillingness. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ICTCHTCV ovBev &v Xe- 
 yovcri. to? e7ro<? elTreiv. TroXX' av crv Xe^a? ovSev 
 av TrXeov 
 
 94- 
 1. Write out Aorist Subj. and Imperat. of e
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 71 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. 6 avros. 
 
 '}. Flit. Indie, of fta^o/u-at, TT'ITTTW, /catty, 
 
 4. Derive Evangelist, Drama, Paralysis, Crys- 
 tal, Catastrophe. 
 
 5. Parse eacrov, fays, apai, K(o\vcrav, aveKOTrr). 
 
 6. Show the construction of Consecutive 
 Clauses, with Negatives. 
 
 7. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of r/po>9, 
 
 8. Translate They did not come till they 
 heard ; they lied before being judged ; you are 
 the cause (atTto?) of very many having perished. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) x a ' L P w V 
 
 &ircuvt olov ere avSpa. OVK elSev 
 ou/c el8cv. avrrj ra& ei\ov. 
 
 95- 
 
 1. Infinitives and Participles of 
 
 2. Nom. and Dat. Plural of yi>ovs, 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of So/ceo), \eyco. 
 
 4. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 
 SevSpov, oveipos, Bopv. 
 
 5. Write out Imperf. Act, and Middle of
 
 72 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 6. Show the construction of Temporal Clauses, 
 Definite and Indefinite. 
 
 7. Explain Assimilation, Metathesis. 
 
 8. Translate Zeu, /j,rj ~\d0oi ere rowS' 69 airto? 
 
 9. Translate He asked how many he was to 
 take ; they were afraid that he would make war 
 on them. 
 
 96. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of yafj-ew, /3\(ocrKa>, j3oda>, 717- 
 
 VUHTKW, OpVVfJLl. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, yijpas, eap, yovv. 
 
 3. Parse e^evoofjievois, eaoiro, Xoyi^ov, /jacrdov- 
 adat,, eppdjrj. 
 
 4. Distinguish Trapd, Trdpa. criya, alya. Oewv, 
 6eS)v. r), r). 
 
 5. Show the constructions of Trplv. 
 
 6. Write out Imperf. of </>77/u, Pluperf. of ol8a. 
 
 7. How is the Nominative of Third Declension 
 formed from the Stem 1 
 
 8. Translate If I had asked, he would have 
 answered; if you were to become rich, what 
 would you lack (Sew) ?
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 73 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) oaoi Se yaXrjvri (in 
 calm weather) tciv&uvevaeiav t']\LcrKovro. 
 9avu>v av dirioKero. rov 
 
 97. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie. Act. of e'aeo, a<w. 
 
 2. Name the Prepositions governing one case. 
 
 3. Parse avreO^eda, d^edrja-av, 
 
 i(TT(l\ 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of tcaim, 
 
 5. Show various methods of asking a Direct 
 Question in Greek. 
 
 6. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 
 cr/coTO?, riTrap, Hept,K\ri<s. 
 
 7. Give Active and Middle meanings of pia-dow, 
 \av6dvw, Lijfjit, <ya//,e&), Baveifa. 
 
 8. Translate I seize him by the hand; they 
 are unskilled (aireipos} in this art; where on 
 earth ? I suffer the same things as you (do). 
 
 9. Translate el inr^Xaaa avrov /j,a\\ov av //,' 
 
 eVe/ieXetro OTTOJ? fj^rj acriTOi ecroivro. 
 
 98. 
 
 1. Parse (nrrjve^drj, TeOvaffi, Traprjvei,
 
 74 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 2. Form and compare Adverbs from 
 
 3. Write out Pres. Indie, of alrtao/j.ai, 7nVe'&>. 
 
 4. Explain the forms Opi^, ervOrjv, {3e/3\r]tca, 
 
 ), \(t)V. 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. a^#o<?, tcpeas. 
 
 6. Write out Fut. Indie, of ei/u and e\avva\ 
 
 7. Enumerate the chief uses of the Subjunctive 
 in Dependent Clauses. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes on the Moods) eyat 
 7/j oKvoirji' fMev av et? TO, TrXola e/jLfiaivei.v a r^-lv 
 80/77, /jirj ?;/u.a<? avrals raw rpitfpecri Kara8vcnj. 
 
 9. Translate- He said that they bade him 
 count (dp 1,6 yie'&>) how many men there were in 
 the market-place. 
 
 99- 
 
 1. Strong Aorist Indie. Pass, of TT^JW/J-I, Kaia), 
 
 K\eTTTO.\ 6K7T\r)TT(f>, TTiVO). 
 
 2. Infinitives and Participles Active of re^vw. 
 
 3. Parse OTOV, avrols, atyicri, arra. 
 
 4. Which Negative is used in Final, Causal, 
 Conditional, and Relative Clauses 1 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of pevw, TTLTTTW. 
 
 6. Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and English 
 of (TiTWv, Kopats, 6dui{3et, o\.Kci(n,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 75 
 
 7. Explain formation of Present Stem in 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) ov /*; Troitjcrtiv. oi> 
 fjirj TTOT' e\.da). ravra a eVrt croc \e~\,y/j,eva. ev 
 
 TO) 7T/3O TOt) -^pOVfJi. 
 
 9. Translate For the future ; he received this 
 as a gift ; he received this gift ; if you had not 
 come, you would not have seen. 
 
 100. 
 
 1. Distinguish e^iVra/iat, eVtcrTa/xat, ^teXe/, 
 /j,e\\ei, ijpero, ypero. 
 
 2. Greek for 8th, 70th, 80th, 200, 2000. 
 
 3. Classify Verbs according to the formation 
 of Present Stem. 
 
 4. Show the construction and meanings of 
 7T/309, fj,erd, Sid. 
 
 5. Parse dire^d/jo'ei, d<f)ijpei, rjvea"%To, evov, iei. 
 
 6. Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and English 
 of e//.a9, Opovwv, Kpart, ove&ecn. 
 
 7. How is an Indirect Statement expressed in 
 Greek ? 
 
 8. Translate to? a>(f>e\e TOVTO Troielv. riira9(i)v 
 OVTCO ra^y? aTT^\6e ; aX\&)9 dp*
 
 76 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate We have come in order to see ; 
 they escaped before they were judged ; they per- 
 ceived that he was friendly to them. 
 
 101. 
 
 1. Write out Aorist Opt. and Imperative Act. 
 of dyye\\o). 
 
 2. Nom. and Gen. Sing., Gender and English 
 of yovacn, tfpy, r/pos, tcpea, evvds. 
 
 3. Aorist Indie. Middle of 6'AAu/u, dvdja), alpew, 
 
 4. Distinguish meanings of op^L^w, 6pfj,eay, 
 6pfJt,da). rjv^fj&Oai, ev^acrBai. reOvdvai, Oaveiv. 
 
 5. Parse iriei, etcdijv, /iet/^a?, eppvrj, eveytcdra). 
 
 6. Explain Graphic or Vivid Sequence. 
 
 7. Give Active and Middle meaning of 
 \av6avd), aTTTto, /co/xt^a). 
 
 8. Translate Though he perceived this, he 
 nevertheless observed (e//,/iei>&>) the truce ; they 
 spoke thus, but he answered as follows. 
 
 9. Translate u/iet<? e'crre Trap" wv av Kd\\i<nd 
 rt? TOVTO iidQoi. ov8el<f e^ov eipr/vijv dyeiv TroXe- 
 
 alpija-erat,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 77 
 
 102. 
 
 1. Perf. Indie. Act. of ftiaiva), 8i8dcrK(o, A.a/u./3a/;&>, 
 
 2. Derive Genesis, Exodus, Heresy, Isosceles, 
 Asylum. 
 
 3. Meaning of efyvv, efyvcra, Tre 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of Trveco, alveoy. 
 
 5. Parse fj,edicrTr), ecrrpatTai, Seitcvvo-Owv, eara- 
 crav, ekwcri. 
 
 6. Show the construction of Causal Clauses. 
 
 7. Gen., Gender and English of a-vevos, 
 
 8. Translate If he had done no wrong, you 
 would have released him ; if the king sends 
 another general, I shall be willing to be friendly 
 to you. 
 
 9. Translate e^Orj Tronjcras. ovtc av <j>6avois 
 
 eTrl trot ecrrai. ^api^o/Mai oia> (rol dvSpi. 
 epov Trdpa. 
 
 103. 
 
 1. Parse <yvS)6i, d\(oi'ai, Treicrerai, eaSof, rjSelro. 
 
 2. Write out Aorist Opt. and Subj. Act. of
 
 78 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 3. Acc. and Gen. Sing, of /ieyo,?, ^pvaovs, ap- 
 yvpovs, Trpaos. 
 
 4. Aorist Indie. Act. of Sia/3ipd%a>, djraipw, 
 eW&), eyeipo), ye\do). 
 
 5. Accent (fruyeiv, TreTroiOevai, l^revcr^evo^, \i-Trwv, 
 irapei'xpv, ri/j,r)crai (Inf.). 
 
 6. Show the constructions of coo-re. 
 
 7. Distinguish rovro eyevero. rovro eyevero av. 
 evocrei, evoarjcre. yapa, ya/j,ov/j,a!-. e\eye rotaSe. 
 roaavra eXe^e. 
 
 8. Translate They escaped observation more 
 easily whenever there was a wind from the sea ; 
 they bade him make a truce with them. 
 
 9. Translate ^pmrwv el n cr0a? dyadov 8e8pa- 
 
 elai. ov8evi orw OVK direKpivaro. &><? crvve- 
 elirelv. 
 
 104. 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie, of fti/Baty, TTLTTTQ). 
 
 2. Decline in Plural pe<w9, vavs. 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of a-irdw, aXiV/co/iat. 
 
 4. Nom. and Acc. Plural of auro<>, auro?, ovros, 
 
 OCTTi?. 
 
 5. Give examples of change of Stem Vowel 
 occurring in Strong Aorist Passive.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 79 
 
 6. Distinguish Genitive and Dative of Time. 
 Give examples. 
 
 7. Show the construction of vjrep, VTTO. 
 
 8. Translate They said that if we fought we 
 should conquer ; they said that if we had fought 
 we should have conquered. 
 
 9. Translate >]IMV Se e%ov ^iji> f^rj /caX&i?, /caXco? 
 
 fj.d\\oi' re\evrdv. ffuuye vvv re Ka\ 
 Soicei. 
 
 105. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of Ka^vut, 7rd(r%a>, alvew, 
 
 2. Parse ^aXeTror^Tt, <frv\aKrj, la-^vc, viv, aedev. 
 
 3. Write out Pluperf. of olBa, Imperf. of 
 
 4. Parse ftf), tfrddcrai, d<f)iei, di^eSrja-a 
 
 5. Infinitives and Participles Active of 477/44. 
 
 G. When can the Subjunctive be used in (1) 
 Conditional Clauses, (2) Indirect Questions 1 
 
 7. Distinguish 77 ea^drr) 1/770-09, a-)(aTr} 77 vfja-os. 
 7rpo<? TOUT049. Trpo? ravra. 0X4704, 01 0X1704. dfj,vva), 
 
 8. Translate aXXtw? ^77 irovelv cna9. 
 fyovov. bia fj,aicpov. TO eTreira. 
 
 9. Translate We used to wait for the doors
 
 8o GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 to be opened, and as soon as the doors were 
 opened we used to go in ; all the Greeks per- 
 ceived that you were wise. 
 
 1 06. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie, of o'lofiai, al-nao^ai. 
 
 2. Distinguish opwv, opwi>, opwv. aycav, dywv. 
 Trap a, jrdpa. 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of reXew, dvaXia-icco, dpa- 
 
 4. Infinitives and Participles Active of /3atW 
 
 5. Show the force of the termination in Bitca- 
 (TT^ptov, priiia, av\tjTpL<f, veorrjs, /cpvfiSrjv. 
 
 6. Parse 176/9, ecrra), Sopevov, SeSteo?, ecrra/jiev. 
 
 7. Show various ways of expressing a Final 
 Clause. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) /cat ^ ov vofju^w 
 TraiSa crov 7re<j)VKevai. OVK olaOa 
 
 aurrjv ^pewv ; 
 
 9. Translate They said that otherwise (a 
 they would not trust him ; how would they ever 
 arrive if they sailed the contrary way (et9 rd- 
 vavr'ia) ? 
 
 107. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Subj. Active of opdw, aw.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 81 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. yea><?, 8pi%, 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Pass, of rpeTrw, crelo), /crao/iai, 
 
 4. Give examples of the Dative of the Agent. 
 
 5. Parse TraprtKa^. aTrofcpivat, eveayero. eOeda-d), 
 
 II I S\t ' * 
 
 e/ceicro. 
 
 6. Give examples of a Conditional Sentence 
 with Indie, and av in the Apodosis. 
 
 7. Express in Greek in as many ways as pos- 
 sible, " I am able to do this ". 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) OVK oT av el Trei- 
 <raifjLi, Treipacrdai Se "XP^- crrpaTOTreSov yap 8tj 
 TOVTO tcd\\icrTov Twv /ie%pi TovSe crvvijXdev. 
 
 9. Translate If he comes he will see; if he 
 were to come he would see ; I was glad to hear 
 this ; you cannot do it too soon. 
 
 108. 
 1. Principal Tenses of /3Xo>o7e&), fj^tfjivijcrKCi), TI- 
 
 2. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. and Imperf. Indie. 
 
 Middle of a^itj/j-i. 
 
 3. Nom. Sing., Gender and English of 
 
 9, 7rpo(f)dcri, oveipaGi, oopi. 
 
 F
 
 82 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. Aorist Indie. Act. of avolyvvfju, av^dvoa, ya/j,e(t), 
 edw, Ka\eo). 
 
 5. Distinguish ievai, lerai. Wi, laOi. eVtara- 
 adai, (^La"raarOai. f/, rj, r\. 
 
 6. Resolve the Crasis in av, rdv, tcel, %ai, ovrc. 
 
 7. When is the Optative used in Conditional 
 Clauses ? 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) Kal 
 avrat eSofe fj,ot 6 dvrjp elvai, cro^o 
 a\\o ov8ev rj eK 77)9 i'av/jL(i^rjcrav. 
 
 9. Translate If you had asked, I should have 
 answered; surely you are not so foolish as to 
 trust that man. 
 
 109. 
 
 1. Name Verbs in -aco that contract to -r/ in- 
 stead of -a. 
 
 2. Write out Aorist Indie. Act. of yiyv(i)arKw, 
 and Pluperf. Indie. Act. of Ovrja-rcw. 
 
 3. Decline in Sing, vrpao?, <r&)?. 
 
 4. Parse opfi^aeie, evovra, Sia^deipavra, cnrov. 
 
 5. Give example of Relative Clause with Final 
 Sense. 
 
 6. Distinguish fiaiva), /Sifidfa. ep^of^at, r)Kw. 
 olba, lyiyvaxTKO). ov IAOVOV, p,ovov ov. 7ro\iopKea),
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 83 
 
 7. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 
 
 jj,pTV<\. 
 8. Translate I know that I should be more 
 
 vexed (a^o^at) if this were to happen ; this is 
 the third year we have been at war. 
 
 9. Translate rot<? epoorcocrt ^aipca aTro/cptvo- 
 /j,evo$. OTTCO? n/t] epets TOVTO. ( 
 
 K(t)\VlV. 
 
 110. 
 
 1. Perf. Indie. Act. of a/jiaprdva), e\dvvw, \a- 
 y%dva), refjivw, fta'ivw. 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of aTre- 
 
 3. Decline p,va, yepa?. 
 
 4. Infinitives Active of 7a//,eeo, 
 
 5. Show the meaning and construction of Sid, 
 perd. 
 
 6. Name Present Tenses having the force of a 
 Perfect, and Perfect Tenses having the force of a 
 Present. 
 
 7. Show the construction of an Indirect State- 
 ment. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) OVIJCTKW irapov pot 
 fjur) Oavelv. uTrayopevei vplv /JLTJ ievai. o del fia-
 
 84 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate He deserves to suffer this ; he 
 replied, with a laugh, as follows ; you are evi- 
 dently ill ; we are at a loss how to act. 
 
 ill. 
 
 1. Parse evey/carco, ecrrwri, eTricneL\as, eveKetcd- 
 
 \V7TTO. 
 
 2. Fut. Indie, of 6pyi%o/j.ai, Oedofjuai, ftodw, 
 
 3. Decline in Plural OCTTOVV, veax;, 
 
 4. Write out Perf. Indie. Act. of l 
 
 5. Show the construction of an Indirect Ques- 
 tion. 
 
 6. Distinguish ov and fjuj. 
 
 7. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of npwv, a 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) OTTCO? eaea-de a 
 evSai/jbocriv V/MV e^ecm yiyvecrdai. rjicovcrd TOV 
 \eyovTos. fj,eya\rj rfj (frowfj aTreKpivaro. 
 
 9. Translate It was mainly for this reason 
 that I wrote; I never saw him for five years; 
 they were armed with the same weapons as 
 Cyrus. 
 
 112. 
 
 1. Write out Aorist Subj. Act. of
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 85 
 
 2. Principal Tenses of Sdtcva), dvoiyvvfju, TTLVW. 
 
 3. Derive Atom, Amnesty, Economy, Ecstasy, 
 Catarrh. 
 
 4. How is a Wish expressed in Greek ? 
 
 5. Parse dffreidrjv, ecrrarai, redr/a-erai, ewev, KG- 
 
 6. Nom. Sing, (all Genders) of arra, OTW, a-<f)as, 
 avrat, avrai. 
 
 7. What changes in the Stem Vowel regularly 
 occur in forming Perfect Active ? 
 
 8. Translate Whenever any one pursued they 
 did this ; let us keep quiet till the messenger 
 returns ; whom are we to send ? 
 
 9. Translate 7roAAa/as 8?) ovrw Sieredijv ware 
 
 evai, OUK av otei 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of /-la^o/iat, a-TroAAu/u, pr 
 
 2. Compare TTCTTCOV, TrpoJo?, evreXtjf, a 
 
 3. Parse elcodei, payrjvai, Trpocrdijaoftev, fjuftv 
 
 4. Participles of yiyvofjiai, /3ov\ofuii.
 
 86 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 5. Distinguish TTOCTO?, o?rocro9, TTOCTOS, rocroaBe, 
 
 O(70?. 
 
 6. Show the construction of Direct and Indirect 
 Command. 
 
 7. Explain the forms eo-Treioyuu, ere 
 
 8. Translate They were inquiring whether 
 this was true ; would that I had seen ; if he hears 
 you he will obey. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ov jap av tyy @ov- 
 \eo-0ai ffiv fty Tt/i&)pr;cra9 Mavia. ravrTjv rrjv 
 
 BiapTrdaai rot? "E\\r)<ri. 
 
 114. 
 
 1. Write out Imperf. Indie, of ^pao/zat, 
 
 2. Perf. Middle and Pass, of opdco, 
 
 3. Parse T/TTOVS, rfOecn, evtoi, peyedovs, d 
 
 4. Principal Tenses of (nroK-relvw, BfivvfU. 
 
 5. Distinguish ovre, ov$e. avrov, avrov. 
 
 6. Show the construction of Consecutive 
 Clauses. 
 
 7. Decline in Plural ocrrt?, ifii'wv. 
 
 8. Translate They evidently wished to remain
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 87 
 
 till the messenger came ; he said he would not 
 say anything ; I envy (^T/\&)) you your happiness. 
 9. Translate S^/uocrta . . . ISi'a. {3ta TroXiTwv. 
 TTOV 7?}?. drro cTToyu,aTO? \eyeiv. e t'crou. irpo 
 rro\\ov TTOteiaOai. 
 
 "5. 
 
 1. Name Verbs augmented like 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. Trf^v?, /zapr 
 
 3. Aorist Indie. Pass, of viro(3d\\w, 
 
 apeo), evp<TKO), 
 
 4. Distinguish ySouXr/, eKKXrja-ia. %eipoTovew, 
 
 5. Write out Aorist Subj. Act. and Middle of 
 Si8u>/j.t. 
 
 6. Distinguish oto?, olo?. epcara, epwra. rjv^fja-- 
 0at, ev^acrOai. ijpero, ypero. e^tcrro), eirLcrro). 
 
 7. Show by example that a Participle may be 
 equivalent in meaning to (1) a Final, (2) a Con- 
 cessive Clause. 
 
 8. Give (in Greek) the Direct Speech of t/c?;- 
 pu^e ftm]6elv ocroi \ev0epoi t~iei>. inrcKpivaTO OTL 
 fj,ai>8di>oiei> a outc eTrLarauno. 
 
 9. Translate We know you would have been 
 happier if you had obeyed ; we know you would 
 be happier if you obeyed.
 
 88 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 116. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of vrXew, Trvv6dvop,ai, rpe(j)a}, 
 Tvy%dva), d\icrico/j,ai. 
 
 2. Compare 6771^9, KCLTW, euSto9, d\<yet,v6<$. 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of ptfyw/Ai, \ay^dva), re/W. 
 
 4. Distinguish av in Apodosis (Principal Sen- 
 tence) from av in Protasis (Dependent Clause). 
 
 5. Write out Perf. Subj. and Opt. of 
 
 6. Form Adjectives from (f>vai$, \idos, 
 rXatu, ^apt?, ovpavos. 
 
 7. Show the meaning and construction of 777209 
 and Kara. 
 
 8. Translate reOwtj/ca jap TOVTTL ae. 
 aK.Qve.iv. etyevye TrpoSoatav. aTretywye Trp 
 
 9. Translate Do not conceal this from me ; he 
 touched my hand ; they came to blows ; we were 
 annoyed at this. 
 
 1. Imperf. Indie. Act. of a>#e<w, opdw, edw, eOL^w, 
 
 8v(Tap(TTC0. 
 
 2. Decline in Plural acnv, /3o{)9, eOvos. 
 
 3. Parse dvepviia-Oriv, avvif), oiei, eX-Trivav, eco- 
 
 ptcr). 
 
 4. Write out Pres. Subj. and Opt. Act. of Bpdco.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 5. In what kinds of Sentence is /J.TJ used ? 
 
 6. Show the force of the Preposition in VTTO- 
 
 7. Show the constructions of O7r&9- 
 
 8. Translate e\eye dfcovTwv etceivwi> OVK dv 
 
 rpta/coarai eret. 8ia 
 
 9. Translate I fear this will happen ; I fear 
 this will not happen ; though they are not many, 
 they will fight. 
 
 118. 
 
 1. Write out Pres. Opt. Act. of 
 
 2. Decline in Sing. /j.vd, \ayco<;, 
 
 3. Perf. Indie. Act. of eda>, e'^&>, \av6dvw, 
 
 TTtTTTCO. 
 
 4. Greek for ipse, idem, ille, quis ? se, unde. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of rvj-)(dva), o~\Xvfj,t. 
 
 6. Show the construction of Alternative Ques- 
 tions. 
 
 7. Parse jjiovwTra, 8airi, XP^ A 1 ^ 7 /) Kpewv. 
 
 8. Translate TO ev &eT-ra\ia e\dvdavev 
 TptfyofAevov arpdrevfia. irepl Travrbs 
 TOVTOVS
 
 90 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate He asked if there was any man 
 wiser than I ; we will not cease marching till we 
 arrive at the place. 
 
 lip. 
 
 1. Aorist Indie, of icepSaiva), iXdaKOfj-ai, dpecr/cco, 
 
 2. Ace. Sing, and Nom. Plural (all Genders) of 
 drrocn, a(f)a\tcn, ^favras, Brj\ovvTa<;. 
 
 3. Parse e<})d6vei,, fjiddwcri, rpf^-drco, evdv/jLT/dijTi, 
 
 OV - 
 
 4. Write out Perf. Subj. and Opt. Middle of 
 
 5. Derive Hemorrhage, Arctic, Obelisk, Helio- 
 trope, Amethyst. 
 
 6. Show the various ways of expressing an 
 Indirect Statement. 
 
 7. Distinguish Aorist and Present (1) in Indie., 
 (2) in other Moods. 
 
 8. Translate Some say that not even if you 
 wished could you do this ; it being in our power 
 to live dishonourably, we choose rather to die 
 honourably. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) rrjv ovaLav i} 
 XiTre TO) viei ov vrXetoyo? dia e'crri. 
 aurol kavrwv eyevovro.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 91 
 
 120. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of eryeipw, doOew. 
 
 2. Form Abstract Nouns from a-<ix$>p<av, 
 
 3. Write out Pres. Indie. Act. of Sew (bind), 
 and Sea) (lack). 
 
 4. Classify the uses of auro<?. 
 
 5. Parse &pa>r]/j,ev, ij/jievoi, etrwpa-ev, 'yeyrjde, TT\r)- 
 crete. 
 
 6. Show the construction of a Deliberative 
 Question, Direct and Indirect. 
 
 7. Nom. and Gen. Sing, and English of avOpa/cas, 
 -^Oova, Kucriv, drjpwi', av^eai. 
 
 8. Translate They fought until the enemy 
 sailed away; they did not cease fighting until 
 the enemy sailed away. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) TI'I/O? av Seats pr) 
 ov)(l TrdfjiTrav ev^aL^wv elvai ; rov e^lovra ael 01 
 
 crvveSovv. 
 
 121. 
 1. Write out Pres. Subj. Act. of /3oau>, 
 
 2. Decline in Plural vSfop, ovs, opvi<>.
 
 92 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 3. Parse /ca/^TJ^, efMTrpijadetrj, r 
 tcarecvya. 
 
 4. What kind of Verbs are followed by Geni- 
 tive ? Give examples. 
 
 5. Distinguish ra yevo/jieva, ra av yevofteva. ov 
 IAOVOV, povov ov. ovbe, ovre. 
 
 6. How may Conditional Sentences be classi- 
 fied? 
 
 7. Show the meaning and construction of the 
 Prepositions governing one case. 
 
 8. Translate eTria-Tarai ei Tt<? teal aXXo?. OVK 
 opa? iv ei Ka/cov ; (f)i\wv a/cXaucrro?. oXovpai 
 fir) /j,ad(ov. 
 
 9. Translate He gave us water to drink ; no- 
 body said anything; he wished to know how 
 many they were; whenever he said this they 
 laughed. 
 
 122. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of refj,v(o, (frOeipa), ^dopai, <j>epa>, 
 
 I^U>, d(f)lKl>60/J.(U. 
 
 2. Parse OTCO, avrai, avrov, ravrfj, viv, (redev. 
 
 3. Write out Aorist Indie. Middle of 
 Imperf. Indie, of el^i. 
 
 4. Positive of la-airaTOS, TrXetcrro?, fj,eiu>v,
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 93 
 
 5. Distinguish ov and prf. 
 
 6. Form Verbs from 0^09, ^aA 67709, flapvs, 
 
 UTV%r')<i, epyov. 
 
 7. Explain Crasis, Elision, Assimilation. 
 
 8. Translate OTTW? pot pi] epels. ov Svva/jiai 
 r) ov \6yeiv. StkotOf etj/tu TOVTO irpaTreiv. Trapa 
 
 9. Translate He was handsome in appearance 
 and clever (8eti>o<?) at speaking ; they showed that 
 they were ready ; he would not be fighting now 
 if he were not brave. 
 
 123. 
 
 1. Parse lover av, BicKfrOapf), fj,efj,vr)(rat, 
 
 2. Write out Fut. Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 eXXft). 
 
 3. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 
 
 4. Give example of Attraction of Relative. 
 
 5. Strong Aorist Indie. Pass, of peco, 
 KO.LCO, ayvv/M, mfowf/U. 
 
 6. Distinguish Trapeis, Trape/9. 8^X019, Sr)\oi<?. 
 elvai, elvai. 770409, 770109. Trapd, irdpa. 
 
 7. Explain and give examples of Attic Redup- 
 lication.
 
 94 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 8. Translate The plaintiff ; the defendant ; to 
 revolt from ; to put out (to sea) ; to vote ; the left 
 wing ; to pay the penalty. 
 
 9. Translate If he did this he will be pun- 
 ished ; we did not know where to go ; he has 
 been ruling these ten years. 
 
 124. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of rpe^co, peco, ^i^vo/jiai. 
 
 2. Write out Pres. and Aorist Imperative Act. 
 
 Of "(TTrjlll. 
 
 3. Explain the formation of Nominative in 
 
 rot/xr/y, ryepcav, TTOIX?. 
 
 4. Aorist Indie, of eda), /Soaw, /ia^o/iat, erratf e<w, 
 
 5. Distinguish the meanings of ore, eVei, orav. 
 
 6. Show the construction of eVo/^at, 
 
 7. Derive UKTTJ, oX/ca?, cnropd^v, oioovos. 
 
 8. Turn into Oratio Obliqua, after (1) ecfeij 
 and (2) e\e^ev el ravra iroiel aSitcei. eav ravra 
 TroirjGr) d&i/cijcrei. el ravaa eVoi^cre r/Sucijcrev av. 
 
 9. Translate Would that I had been present ; 
 he is not so wise as never to err; I fear he will 
 not come.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 95 
 
 125. 
 
 1. Mention Verbs that Augment e to ei instead 
 of 77. 
 
 2. Derive Sarcophagus, Neuralgia, Cynic, 
 Comma, Disastrous. 
 
 3. Parse ypfj<r0at, wovro, ia<ri, dva{3a\ov, Bia- 
 
 4. Show by examples how the Temporal Con- 
 junction " until " is expressed in Greek. 
 
 5. Ace. Sing, and Plural of a-rrXoO?, 
 
 6. Give various equivalents of " nonne ". 
 
 7. Distinguish Direct and Indirect Reflexives. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) ^o^oi^v av ro3 
 rjryejAovi, (a &oir) eTreadai prj r)jj,ds dydyrj odev OVK 
 olov re ecrrai e%e\6elv. 
 
 9. Translate They ask us for food ; I defend 
 myself against my foes ; he took me by the hand ; 
 you suffer the same things as I do. 
 
 126. 
 
 1. Fut. Indie, of TIKTW, irvim, ekavvca, dpifea), 
 
 7T6tpd(O. 
 
 2. Decline in Sing, rjrrtav, StTr^u?. 
 
 3. Principal Tenses of re^vco, K\t,va),
 
 96 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 4. Explain and give examples of " Compensa- 
 tory Lengthening" (1) in Nouns, (2) in Verbs. 
 
 5. Parse 767(09, aaa-ov, KaOr'jao), ^vi'fjKa, cra)Or}Ti. 
 
 6. Give Rule for the treatment of Dependent 
 Clauses in Oratio Obliqua. 
 
 7. Explain the meaning of gevia, ev^^ei, 
 rvpavvos. 
 
 8. Translate and give in Greek the Direct 
 Speech Ticra-a^epv^ fiev wpocrev A<yea-i\dw el 
 
 O e&>9 e\6otev ov-; Treyu^et 
 SictTrpd^eaQai avra) d^edr/vcti, 
 
 9. Translate I say you ought to cross the 
 river before it is clear what the others are going 
 to answer. 
 
 127. 
 
 1. Perf. Indie. Middle and Pass, of 
 
 2. Explain use of ^ ov. 
 
 3. Write out Pres. Indie, of 
 
 4. Gen. Sing, and Dat. Plural of ovap, 
 i i /i /t- 
 
 09, Oi?, fptf. 
 
 5. Parse aice^ret, epovpev, ijpero, eirpia), 
 
 6. Show by example that a Participle may 
 have the force of a Conditional Clause.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 97 
 
 7. Derive and explain Ostracism, 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) -rrpoeiTrev Ayr)<ri\d(o 
 TroXe/iOi' el fitj dtriot. rjSrj fjv d/J,<f)l dyopav 7T\rj- 
 Qovaav. 
 
 9. Translate They said that if they had had 
 arms they would have fought ; this work is too 
 difficult for us to do. 
 
 128. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of ve/juo, \avddva>, $vva/j,ai. 
 
 2. Ace. Sing, and Nom. Plur. of nurd?, euro?, 
 
 3. Show the construction of oynoXoyeeo, 7rvv6dvo- 
 
 at,. 
 
 4. Derive and explain pe\aQpov, tcparrip, rpayw- 
 
 5. Show how av is used (1) in a Principal Sen. 
 tence, (2) in Dependent Clauses. 
 
 6. Parse fieOelro, eTricna&ai, eTrta-rfjaai, <j>dvrjOt, 
 
 7. How may " Yes " and " No " be expressed in 
 Greek 1 
 
 8. Translate OVK old? T' el/ju p,rf ov \eyeiv. ov 
 
 TOVTO. eTrel Be w? e/c rfav
 
 98 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 9. Translate Consider whether they seem to 
 you to speak the truth ; he said he did not know 
 whether the ships were going to sail. 
 
 129. 
 1. Parse eare, Karanelao, 0)779, a<j>ii]re, e 
 
 2. Decline oZ?. 
 
 3. Write out Aorist Indie. Act. and Middle of 
 
 4. Explain the construction of irpiv. 
 
 5. Distinguish the uses of the Subjunctive and 
 Optative in Conditional Clauses. 
 
 6. Explain Metathesis, Syncope. 
 
 7. Distinguish %/aa>, %pw. efypaaa, (f>paa. 
 TTLWV, TTuav. XeX^cryuai, XeXt/cr/iai. 
 
 8. Translate (f>6vov Siaticeiv. ftap[3dpa>v "E\- 
 \r)i'a<; ap^eiv etVo?. eV atria el-^ov ar' aXXr/Xou? 
 TToXA.^ roy "Ay iv. 
 
 9. Translate Nobody shall ever say that ; 
 silence is better than speech ; she has black hair ; 
 would that I had died. 
 
 130. 
 
 1. Principal Tenses of eato, atVeco, d/covca. 
 
 2. Decline rfpw?, jrvp.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 99 
 
 3. Distinguish the Active and Middle meanings 
 of >ypd(f)(0, Ti/j,(0pe(0, fJLKrdou), Savei^co, </>o/3e&>. 
 
 4. What parts of the Verb are Oxytone ? 
 
 5. Parse in two ways TTOCTIV, eVatcre, alcrd^cret. 
 
 6. Show the chief uses of the Subjunctive in 
 Dependent Clauses. 
 
 7. How is " his " translated into Greek ? 
 
 8. Translate He said that if you had done 
 this you would have been wrong ; he said that if 
 ever you did this you would be wrong. 
 
 9. Translate and give the Direct Speech in 
 Greek of inrea-^ero aurot? ft /caXco? KaraTrp 
 
 e</>' a ecrrparevero /AT) Trpoadev TrauaacrOcu 
 aurou? 
 
 1. Mention Compound Verbs taking the Aug- 
 ment before the Preposition. 
 
 2. Parse drj&es, Kopais, v^rrjKri, Trpa^dei^, oprj. 
 
 3. Show the construction of Verbals in -reo?. 
 
 4. Point out peculiarities in Declension of 8e<r- 
 
 5. Show the chief uses of the Optative in 
 Dependent Clauses. 
 
 6. Parse -fyritfueiTai, e\a, fnrioixri, eT 
 twrrijta.
 
 100 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 7. Principal Tenses of Kadir](j,i, 
 
 8. Translate You are the cause of many 
 having perished ; I should be glad to see you ; 
 surely you are not foolish enough to trust him. 
 
 9. Translate etceivov KOI crv 6fj,o\o<yei<; ev rot? 
 apitTTOv TWV Trporepwv elvai. eav p,ev 6K(ov Treidrj- 
 rai, el Se /JLTJ, tco\dov<ri. 
 
 132. 
 
 1. Future Indie, of al^eofiai, evpiaKQ), yiyvtacrtaa, 
 
 2. Explain Objective and Subjective Genitive. 
 Give examples. 
 
 3. Give six Perfects having a Present meaning. 
 
 4. Ace. Sing., Dat. Plur. and English of fj.r)i', 
 affrpa.'yis, ovap, &6pu. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of av%dvw, tcaio), reivw. 
 
 6. Greek for 7th, 9th, 50th, 60th, 80th, 500. 
 
 7. How may the Consonants be classified 1 
 
 8. Translate ro5 TrXrjOet TWV H\araio)v ov 
 j3ov\o[jL6V<i) rjv TWV Adrjvauov d^ia-raadai. (W0e\e<? 
 Ifiv. 
 
 9. Translate Nobody appeared either on the 
 wall or at the gates ; how would they ever arrive 
 if they sailed in a contrary direction (et<? rdvavria}!
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS 
 
 133. 
 
 1. Parse yeywcra, Karcucrds, ijv^fjcrOai, 
 
 2. English of irol, TTO'I, Trorepo?, TTOV, odev, ol. 
 
 3. Give six Futures Middle having a Passive 
 meaning. 
 
 4. Distinguish Trdpeis, irapeis. (f)acri, (frdcri. 
 vewv, vewv. 
 
 5. Decline in Sing. TrXew?. 
 
 6. Give examples of the- Accusative Absolute. 
 
 7. Principal Tenses of rptyw, rpe^to, (i\ia-/co/j,aL. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) OVK zfyacrav e/covres 
 elvai TrpoSorat ecrecrOat Tijs e E\\dSos. rl e/z7roS&)i^ 
 fj,rj OVK ciTTodavelv e/z,e ; 
 
 9. Translate Tegea all but revolted; I don't 
 know whether I shall be doing right ; he said he 
 would do nothing against the laws. 
 
 134- 
 
 1. Explain Enclitic. Name the chief Enclitic 
 words. 
 
 2. Parse ea-dfjri, a&ys, eirrf, cnrot/jLai, ecarceiv. 
 
 3. Distinguish the meaning of the Aorist from 
 that of the Present in <riydw, ye\d(D, 
 
 vocreca.
 
 102 GREEK GRAMMAR' PAPERS. 
 
 4. When is fj,ij used (1) with Participles, (2) 
 with Infinitives ? 
 
 5. Show the constructions of O7r&>9. 
 
 6. Write out Aorist Subj. Act. of St'&o/u, and 
 Aorist Opt. Act. of Tre/urno. 
 
 7. Show that the Article may have a Demon- 
 strative force. 
 
 8. Translate (with Notes) exeXevev fyriva 
 
 Svvajj,iv \af36vTa TO eVt cr^a? elvai 
 dvafjiv/jcra) u/tia? ra TOVTW Trerrpay^eva. 
 
 9. Translate They said the king had sent 
 them, bidding them ask why this was being 
 done ; they asked what they could do to please 
 us ai 
 
 135- 
 
 1. Form Pres. Indie, from Steins rate-, <f)0a-, 
 crray-, pay-, Biy-. 
 
 2. Decline in Plural virs. 
 
 3. What is noticeable in the forms 
 r)Kovcr6ri]>, /3ef3\rjfca, ijpicecra, e$vv 1 
 
 4. Derive Iconoclast, Dyspeptic, Asbestos, 
 Homosopathy, Comedy. 
 
 5. Show the uses of the Optative in Inde- 
 pendent Sentences.
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 103 
 
 6. Parse a.7rr)'\.\d'xOai, reOvairj, Trdflrj, eVtcrTft), 
 
 7. Distinguish Active and Middle meanings of 
 ya.fj.ea>, IIJ/JLL, <T/co7Tc : a>, 8ai>ei(o. 
 
 8. Translate He said that if he had had any- 
 thing he would have given it ; they reckoned 
 that if they did not fight the allies would revolt. 
 
 9. Translate Apyeioi 8e KCU avrol en ev TroAAoJ 
 
 atria elx ov rovs cnreicrap,evov^ avev rov 
 , fo/ufoz'Te? tcdtceivoi f^rj (T^lcri TTOTC tca\- 
 \ioi> Trapacr^ov Aanebai povlovs Stairefavyevat. 
 
 136. 
 
 1. Show the construction of rtfiwpeo), Act. and 
 Middle. 
 
 2. Give six Transitive Verbs in which the Per- 
 fect has an Intransitive meaning. 
 
 3. Distinguish 6<roi /^rj \eyovai, oaoi ov (fracri. 
 ore, eTrei. ovre, ovSe. 
 
 4. Parse rjpa, Trevrjras, 77/377?, r/atcei, e 
 
 5. Gen. Sing., Gender and English of 
 
 , atcia, crvpty, o(j)pv<f. 
 
 6. Accent Xa/3e, TroLijcrat, Sovvai, Ta%0i)vai f 
 
 , e<f)i\ei, e
 
 104 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 
 
 7. Comment on the forms e\r)\aica, e 
 
 8. Translate The calamity is too great to 
 bear; they asked him with what object he was 
 acting thus. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) ovtc olada /jioi 
 
 779 Tv^etv avTTjv %pea)v ; Treicro/iou yap ov TOCTOVTOV , 
 ovSev wcrre /j,rj ov /caXw? davelv. 
 
 137. 
 
 1. Show the force of the Termination in CTTTO- 
 pdSrjv, Ypa^eu?, veaviaKOS, iVor/??, fiapvvQ). 
 
 2. Give Active and Middle meanings of e%&) 3 
 TiOrj/jit (yopov], jevo), /3ov\v(o, aipew. 
 
 3. Show the various meanings and uses of o><?. 
 
 4. Decline yepas in Sing., ve<w<? in Plural. 
 
 5. Distinguish eBrjXov, eB>j\ov. dyyeiXai, ayyei- 
 \ai. O'LKOL, OLKOI. 
 
 6. Mention Compound Verbs taking Augment 
 both before and after the Preposition. 
 
 7. Perf. Pass, of alSeofjiai, tcaXeo), 
 
 8. Translate TroXXoO Set OI/TW? e%e^. eV 
 vwv ye\dv. ev TrpaTreiv. pei^wv rj /car' a 
 
 9. Translate While the supper is being pre-
 
 GREEK GRAMMAR PAPERS. 105 
 
 pared, we will remain here ; he said he wished 
 to know who were present. 
 
 138. 
 
 1. Parse aftot?, cr/ce\Jret, airo/cptvai, elwdvia. 
 
 2. Name ten Feminine words in -09, Second 
 Declension. 
 
 3. Derive and give meaning of 
 Travovpyia, fj,ecrr)fj,/3pia, tyrjcfri^oiAa 
 
 4. Give the meaning of eppwya, 
 
 5. Accent ayaOoi> ri. Xoyo<? rt?. \oyoi rives, 
 opw Tivas. el Tt9 Tt croi (brjtrt. 
 
 6. Classify the forms of a Conditional Sentence. 
 
 7. Explain the forms 761-09, \vwv, ^eL^oiv, dda-- 
 awv. 
 
 8. Translate OVK 077009 efcooiXvaev u\\a avros 
 r)je/j,(t)v jejevrj-ai. ov pr) yevijrai rovro. firj TOVTO 
 a\r}@es f/. 
 
 9. Translate Reckon no man happy before he 
 is dead : you could not do it if you wished. 
 
 139. 
 
 1. Write out Aorist Indie, and Imperative Act. 
 of yiyvcoatca). 
 
 2. Parse fjSei, f}Se, ripe, r/pi, tjparo, rjpdro.
 
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 3. How may a Wish be expressed in Greek ? 
 
 4. Decline in Sing. 7rA,e&>9, in Plural Trpao?. 
 
 5. Principal Tenses of /j,e0ir)/j,i, d/jL<j)ievvv/j.i, 
 
 6. Distinguish vkwv, vewv. OVKOW, OVKOVV. el, 
 
 edv. 7TCO?, TTft)?. 
 
 7. Explain the uses of /*?) and ov. 
 
 8. Translate OVK elSev oy8e/9. eVaiyco olov ere 
 av&pa. etyOriv d<i)iK6/Jievo<f. ijpero TWOS Seofjievos 
 rj/coi. <f>evyeiv <f)6vov. 
 
 9. Translate I am not afraid that this will 
 happen; they were not strong enough to open 
 the gates ; if you had not done this, you would 
 not now be suffering. 
 
 140. 
 
 1. Write out Fut. Indie, of j8t/3ct>, and Aorist 
 Subj. Act. of St'Sw/iu. 
 
 2. Classify the chief uses of the Subjunctive. 
 
 3. Derive and trace the present meaning of 
 Philippic, Diploma, Cynosure, Archipelago. 
 
 4. Illustrate the use of the Reflexives o-^>a? 
 and aurou?. 
 
 5. Form Adverbs from KPVTTTW, ovopd^w, 
 
 6. Parse in two or more ways Bij\ol, i 
 Troirjcrei.
 
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 7. Explain Cognate Accusative and Accusative 
 of Respect. 
 
 8. Translate There is nowhere for me to flee 
 to ; I have a right to do this ; we are faring well. 
 
 9. Translate (with Notes) paXiGra olpcu av 
 (TOV 7rv06<r6at. ev rot? Trpwroi 'Adrjvaioi rov
 
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