A

GREEK AND ENGLISH

LEXICON

TO THE

NEW TESTAMENT:

IN WHICH

The WORDS and PHRASES occurring in those SACRED BOOKS
are distinctly explained;

And the Meanings assigned to each authorized by References to Passages of
SCRIPTURE,

And frequently illustrated and confirmed by

CITATIONS FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT

AND FROM

THE GREEK WRITERS.

TO THIS WORK IS PREFIXED,

A PLAIN AND EASY GREEK GRAMMAR,
Adapted to the Use of Learners, and those who understand no other Language than English.

A NEW EDITION, CORRECTED, ENLARGED, AND IMPROVED.

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PREFACE

Sect.

I. Of the Letters and Reading

II. Of Words, and first of the Article

III. Of Nouns Substantive and their Declensions
IV. Of the Gender of Nouns Substantives

V. Of Heteroclites, or Irregular Nouns
VI. Of Nouns Cognate, Feminine, Patronymics, Gentiles, Posses-
sives, Amplificatives, Diminutives, Verbals, and Compounds

VII. Of Adjectives, and their Declensions

VIII. Of the Comparison of Adjectives, &c.

X. Of Verbs, and first of Verbs in w

XI. Of the Passive Voice of Verbs in w, and first of the Auxiliary

XII. Of the Middle Voice of Verbs in w, and of the Deponent Verb
XIII. Of Contracted Verbs

ib.

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XIV. Of the second Conjugation, or of declining Verbs in μ

Of the Construction of Adverbs and Interjections

Of the Construction of Conjunctions and Prepositions

XXII. General Observations for rendering Greek into English

XXIII. Of Dialects, and particularly of the Attic

XXIV. A Grammatical Praxis on the first Chapter of St. John's Gospel

ib.

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ib.

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ABBREVIATIONS IN THE LEXICON EXPLAINED.

att. Attic.

& al. (et alibi) and in other texts.

& al. freq. (et alibi frequenter) and in many other texts.

freq. occ. (frequenter occurrit) denotes that the word occurs frequently.

inter al. (inter alia) besides other texts.

occ. prefixed to one or more references, denotes that either the word itself, or else the word in the last-mentioned sense, occurs only in the text or texts referred to

q. (quasi) as if, as it were.

q. d. (quasi dicas )-as if one should say.