N. MarinoneCritiques

This book is a life-saver. That glorious feeling when the tiny print suddenly an indecipherable form as a stem-suppleted aorist or an unaugmented imperfect of a perfectly ordinary verb and the sentence resolves itself into meaning and the clouds part and all is well - nothing like it.

I commend anyone who can get by without it, but I love it.

Ikke særlig god oversigt over oldgræske verbalformer (trykket er et lidt grumset fotografisk reprint, der mangler virkelig mange almindelige, især episke former, men der findes måske ikke bedre i trykt form?
Perseus online (http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph) er langt bedre.

A very useful book, though not quite as all-encompassing (in my experience) as the title suggests. A great resource nonetheless.

I know people who hate this book (I don't understand them) and others who boast that they have never needed it (they'd have learnt Greek ten times faster if they had used it).

Very useful especially for beginning Greek students though not all forms can be found in this text.

This book will save your life. Well, your life as a student of ancient Greek anyway. I don't know how I went so long without it.

My professor of Ancient Greek had two things to say about the language. 1) "There is no such thing as a regular verb." 2) "Either you know your Greek verbs or you have a life." This book gives you part of your life back.