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Herbert Weir Smyth

Author of Greek Grammar

Also known as: Herbert W. Smyth, Herbert Weir Smyth

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A Greek grammar for schools and colleges (1916, 492 pp.) was expanded into A Greek grammar for colleges (1920, 784 pp.). The longer grammar was revised by Gordon M. Messing as A Greek grammar (1956).

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Greek Grammar 334 copies, 1 review
A Greek grammar for schools and colleges, (Greek series for colleges and… 7 copies
aeschylean tragedy 3 copies
Harvard Essays on Classical Subjects. Edited by H. W. Smyth 1 copy
Greek Melic Poets 1 copy
A List of Verbs Extracted from Smyth's Greek Grammar 1 copy
The sounds and inflections of the Greek dialects 1 copy

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1857-07-08

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1937

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Swarthmore College

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