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they will make proper use of Professor Goodwin's excellent Greek Grammar (Macmillan, 1879), to which constant references are given on all points of syntax, they ought not to find any difficulty in mastering the text with the assistance I have provided for them. In preparing the notes I have consulted all previously written commentaries. editions which I have found of most service are those of C. Sintenis with German notes (Leipzig, 1851), and of F. Blass (Leipzig, 1872) also with German notes. To the latter I am especially indebted, as supplying the substance of pp. xxxix-li of my Introduction.

SCHOOL HOUSE, IPSWICH,
Dec. 2, 1881

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