The  object  of  this  publication  was  to  provide  a  comprehensive  manual
of  Greek  Grammar,  adapted  to  the  use  of  the  younger,  as  well  as  to  the
mofe  advanced  Cass  of  Ldents  in  our  schools *n6 1  col  eges  and  , spe-
cially of  those  under  the  author's  own  care.  To  this  end,  *«  leading
nnncinles  of  Greek  Grammar  are  exhibited  in  rules  as  few  and  bi.et  as
possioFe  so  as  to  be  easily  committed  to  memory,  and  at  the  same  time
rcompXnsiveandpei^icuous,  as  to  ^^l"^^

The  following  notices  of  this  work,  from  different  souices,  will  show
the  estimate  formed  of  it  by  competent  judges.
Bullions'  Greek  Grammar.-Wc  have  e-mined  the  ^ond^dition
of  Dr   Bullions'  Greek  Grammar,  and  consider  it,  upon  the  whole,  tne
bes^ammaTof  the   Greek  language  with  which    wo  are  =^ed
The  Darts  to  be  committed  to  memory  are  both  concise  and  compieiien-
dve  Ah    ifiusuations  are  fuU  without  prolixity,  and  ^  a^angement  na
rural  and  iudicious.     The  present  edition  is  considerably  leduced  in  size
fiom  Z fCr°  without,  as  we  apprehend,  at  all  impairing  Us  value
'TutoverTinits  compilation   much  labor  and  research    as    we U  a
sound  iudament.     We  are  persuaded  that  the   general    use  ot  it  m  om
grammirSioohs  and   academies  would   facilitate  the    W™^°to
thorough  knowledge  of  the  language.     Judicious  teachers  W™*£*
„,.„  marked  out   bV  the  author  in  his   preface,  would  usually   <;0"au"
fhrr^ufto0:  competent  knowledge  of  the  languagem  a  le-   -e  by
several  months  than  by  the  systems  formerly  in ^use      We  the^oie  g
it  our  cordial  recommendation.  R    PROTDFIT

Union  College,  December  19,  1840.         ALONZO  POTTER.
6     6  Wesleyan  University,  March  29,  18  1J.
