From: Edgar M. Krentz (emkrentz@mcs.com)
Date: Tue Oct 19 1999 - 20:43:54 EDT
>What I had to say about GAR is mostly a matter of observation and teaching
>experience, although I have checked grammars. Smyth's grammar has a
>valuable section on the particles, ##2769-3003. The major reference on the
>matter is J.D. Denniston's classic _The Greek Particles_, first published
>in 1949, second edition (I think) in 1952 or 53. You might also find worth
>looking at Denniston's little book _Greek Prose Style_, published in 1952.
>All of Denniston's work was published at Oxford U.P.
>
It's worth noting that Sandpiper Books has reprinted Denniston's Greek
Particles--for an unusually low price.
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