James A. Brooks is Professor of New Testament at Bethel Theological Seminary. Carlton L. Winbery is Foggleman Professor of Religion at Louisiana College.

After teaching Greek for more than thirty years and examining many textbooks, I can say without any reservation that this is the best book on Greek morphology that I have seen. Professors Brooks and Winbery have made an invaluable contribution to the study of the Greek language in both colleges and seminaries.

• chapter 1 Prefacechapter 2 PART ONE: PHONOLOGYchapter 3 Pronunciationchapter 4 Phonetic Changechapter 5 Accentchapter 6 PART TWO: THE SUBSTANTIVEchapter 7 Nounschapter 8 Adjectiveschapter 9 Pronounschapter 10 Numeralschapter 11 THE VERBchapter 12 Introduction to the Verbchapter 13 Indicative Moodchapter 14 Subjunctive Moodchapter 15 Optative Moodchapter 16 Imperative Moodchapter 17 Infinitivechapter 18 Participlechapter 19 Master Verb Listchapter 20 Uninflective Formschapter 21 Bibliographychapter 22 Index

James A. Brooks is Professor of New Testament at Bethel Theological Seminary. Carlton L. Winbery is Foggleman Professor of Religion at Louisiana College.

After teaching Greek for more than thirty years and examining many textbooks, I can say without any reservation that this is the best book on Greek morphology that I have seen. Professors Brooks and Winbery have made an invaluable contribution to the study of the Greek language in both colleges and seminaries.

• chapter 1 Prefacechapter 2 PART ONE: PHONOLOGYchapter 3 Pronunciationchapter 4 Phonetic Changechapter 5 Accentchapter 6 PART TWO: THE SUBSTANTIVEchapter 7 Nounschapter 8 Adjectiveschapter 9 Pronounschapter 10 Numeralschapter 11 THE VERBchapter 12 Introduction to the Verbchapter 13 Indicative Moodchapter 14 Subjunctive Moodchapter 15 Optative Moodchapter 16 Imperative Moodchapter 17 Infinitivechapter 18 Participlechapter 19 Master Verb Listchapter 20 Uninflective Formschapter 21 Bibliographychapter 22 Index

James A. Brooks is Professor of New Testament at Bethel Theological Seminary. Carlton L. Winbery is Foggleman Professor of Religion at Louisiana College.

After teaching Greek for more than thirty years and examining many textbooks, I can say without any reservation that this is the best book on Greek morphology that I have seen. Professors Brooks and Winbery have made an invaluable contribution to the study of the Greek language in both colleges and seminaries.

• chapter 1 Prefacechapter 2 PART ONE: PHONOLOGYchapter 3 Pronunciationchapter 4 Phonetic Changechapter 5 Accentchapter 6 PART TWO: THE SUBSTANTIVEchapter 7 Nounschapter 8 Adjectiveschapter 9 Pronounschapter 10 Numeralschapter 11 THE VERBchapter 12 Introduction to the Verbchapter 13 Indicative Moodchapter 14 Subjunctive Moodchapter 15 Optative Moodchapter 16 Imperative Moodchapter 17 Infinitivechapter 18 Participlechapter 19 Master Verb Listchapter 20 Uninflective Formschapter 21 Bibliographychapter 22 Index