Table of Contents

Abbreviations
PART I: Introduction
The Indo-European Family of Languages
Greek
Latin and the Italic Languages
The Greek and Latin Signaries
Notes on Citation and Transcription
PART II: Phonology
Vowels and Dipthongs
Vowel Gradation
Consonants
Stops
Laryngeals
Pie
Liquids, Nasals, and Changes in Groups of Consonants
Accent
PART III: Declension
Parts of Speech
Indo-European Nominals
Nouns
Declension of Adjectives
Comparison of Adjectives
PART IV: Pronouns
Personal Pronouns
Demonstrative Interrogative
PART V: Numerals
Prepositions
PART VI: Conjugation
Survey of the Pie System
Eventive Verbs
Present Classes in Greek
Present Classes in Latin
The Verb 'Be' in Greek and Latin
Durative Eventive Preterite
Future
Punctual Eventive
Stative Verbs
Moods in Proto-Indo-European
Non-Finite Forms
Indexes

About the Author

Andrew L. Sihler is Professor Emeritus of Linguistics, University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Reviews

., ."classicists, but especially linguists and Indo-Europeanists, will be grateful to Sihler for undertaking and completing successfully the enormous task of providing them with a modern comparative grammar of Greek and Latin."--Classical World
., ."a clear exhaustive presentation of the facts....We have to be thankful to the author for offering us a reliable guide for further study in the historical linguistics of the classical languages."--The Journal of Indo-European Studies
"Teachers of Greek and Latin grammar will do well to consult this work..."--Religious Studies Review
., ."the author's erudition is evident on every page, and the discussion includes many persuasive insights into the countless phenomena it ranges over....a book which no Indo-Europeanist can afford to ignore..."--The Classical Journal
., ."the [New Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin] ...applies wide learning and prodigious labor toward filling many of the serious gaps that the present century had opened, or widened, in Buck's essentially nineteenth-century work."--lassical Views


, .."classicists, but especially linguists and Indo-Europeanists, will be grateful to Sihler for undertaking and completing successfully the enormous task of providing them with a modern comparative grammar of Greek and Latin."--Classical World
, .."a clear exhaustive presentation of the facts....We have to be thankful to the author for offering us a reliable guide for further study in the historical linguistics of the classical languages."--The Journal of Indo-European Studies
"Teachers of Greek and Latin grammar will do well to consult this work..."--Religious Studies Review
, .."the author's erudition is evident on every page, and the discussion includes many persuasive insights into the countless phenomena it ranges over....a book which no Indo-Europeanist can afford to ignore..."--The Classical Journal
, .."the [New Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin] ...applies wide learning and prodigious labor toward filling many of the serious gaps that the present century had opened, or widened, in Buck's essentially nineteenth-century work."--lassical Views

.,."classicists, but especially linguists and Indo-Europeanists, will be grateful to Sihler for undertaking and completing successfully the enormous task of providing them with a modern comparative grammar of Greek and Latin."--Classical World
.,."a clear exhaustive presentation of the facts....We have to be thankful to the author for offering us a reliable guide for further study in the historical linguistics of the classical languages."--The Journal of Indo-European Studies
"Teachers of Greek and Latin grammar will do well to consult this work..."--Religious Studies Review
.,."the author's erudition is evident on every page, and the discussion includes many persuasive insights into the countless phenomena it ranges over....a book which no Indo-Europeanist can afford to ignore..."--The Classical Journal
.,."the [New Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin] ...applies wide learning and prodigious labor toward filling many of the serious gaps that the present century had opened, or widened, in Buck's essentially nineteenth-century work."--lassical Views

..."classicists, but especially linguists and Indo-Europeanists, will be grateful to Sihler for undertaking and completing successfully the enormous task of providing them with a modern comparative grammar of Greek and Latin."--Classical World
..."a clear exhaustive presentation of the facts....We have to be thankful to the author for offering us a reliable guide for further study in the historical linguistics of the classical languages."--The Journal of Indo-European Studies
"Teachers of Greek and Latin grammar will do well to consult this work..."--Religious Studies Review
..."the author's erudition is evident on every page, and the discussion includes many persuasive insights into the countless phenomena it ranges over....a book which no Indo-Europeanist can afford to ignore..."--The Classical Journal
..."the �New Comparative Grammar of Greek and Latin� ...applies wide learning and prodigious labor toward filling many of the serious gaps that the present century had opened, or widened, in Buck's essentially nineteenth-century work."--lassical Views