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| INTRODUCTION— | ||
| I. Summary of the ‘de Compositione’ | 1 | |
| II. The Order of Words in Greek— | ||
| A. Freedom and Elasticity | 11 | |
| B. Normal Order | 14 | |
| C. Lucidity | 15 | |
| D. Emphasis | 17 | |
| E. Euphony | 27 | |
| F. Greek and Latin and Modern Languages | 29 | |
| G. Prose and Poetry: Rhythm and Metre | 33 | |
| III. Other Matters arising in the ‘de Compositione’— | ||
| A. Greek Music: in relation to the Greek Language | 39 | |
| B. Accent in Ancient Greek | 41 | |
| C. Pronunciation of Ancient Greek | 43 | |
| D. Greek Grammar | 46 | |
| E. Sources of the Treatise | 47 | |
| F. Quotations and Literary References in it | 49 | |
| G. Manuscripts and Text of it | 56 | |
| H. Recent Writings connected with it | 59 | |
| TEXT, Translation, and Notes (Critical and Explanatory) | 64 | |
| Glossary | 285 | |
| Appendices— | ||
| A. Obscurity in Greek | 335 | |
| B. Illustrations of Word-Order in Greek and Modern Languages | 342 | |
| C. Greek Pronunciation: Scheme of the Classical Association | 348 | |
| Indices— | ||
| A. Passages quoted in the ‘de Compositione’ | 353 | |
| B. Names and Matters | 354 |
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