De Priorum Membrorum In Nominibus Graecis Compositis Conformatione Finali Commentatio...

This book provides a detailed analysis of the grammar and morphology of ancient Greek compound nouns, with particular emphasis on the role of inflectional endings in the formation of the final member of the compound. The author's insights into the subtleties of Greek syntax and semantics make this book an essential resource for anyone interested in classical studies or linguistics.
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