Koine Greek Resources

784 pages. "This is the standard English grammar of the Greek language. It focuses more on Attic Greek but the majority of the grammatical rules are the same for Koine Greek." Contents: Part I: Letters, sounds, syllables, accent -- Part II: Inflection -- Part III: Formation of worlds -- Part IV Syntax -- Syntax of the simple sentence -- Syntax of the compound sentence -- Syntax of the complex sentence -- Interrogative sentences -- Exclamatory sentences -- Negative sentences -- Particles -- Figures.

340 pages. Available via the Internet Archive.

"Though dated, this is a very thorough grammar that focuses specifically on the NT. Unlike most linguistic grammar books, this is organized like a work of prose rather than a standard reference work with section numbers and subsections which can make it more difficult to browse. However, this should not take away from the genius of the work."

325 pages. "This is one of the few English grammars focusing exclusively on Septuagint Greek, though dated, this work is still important for students because of some of the unique aspects of this translation of the Hebrew Bible."

325 pages. A translation and revision of the 9th-10th German ed., incorporating supplementary notes of A. Debrunner, by Robert W. Funk.

v. 1. Prolegomena -- v. 2. Accidence and word-formation, by James Hope Moulton and Wilbert Francis Howard -- v. 3. Syntax, by N. Turner -- v. 4. Style, Nigel Turner. "The Grammar of New Testament Greek was begun by J.H. Moulton in 1906 and finished by Nigel Turner in 1976. In four volumes the authors have covered every aspect of the Greek language as it applies to the New Testament. Their thought-provoking analysis is supplemented by a multitude of invaluable charts and indices. Unfortunately only volumes 1 and 2 are open access."