The most important works of Georg Curtius, premier German philologist of the nineteenth century, are gathered into this new four-volume collection. His linguistic theories continue to influence the field today, particularly in Greek New Testament studies. Curtius’s considerable knowledge of the Greek language allowed him to compose several academic works and reference books that have aided scholars for decades. This collection provides the reader with a basic introduction to Greek linguistics in A Grammar of the Greek Language as well as more in-depth studies with Principles of Greek Etymology and a detailed study of verbs in The Greek Verb: Its Structure and Development.
