PREPARATORY GREEK COURSE IN ENGLISH.

Instead of indicating the sounds of the vowels in the Greek and Latin

names given in the notes, we follow the plan of Webster’s Unabridged

Dictionary, giving rules for pronouncing the vowels and consonants. As

the two principal marks (¯ ˘) are in Greek and Latin used differently

from what they are in English, indicating the _quantity_ instead of

_quality_, it will be found less confusing to adopt this method.

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