After these Duads, the next combination consisted of Triads, formed by the addition of a Vowel, or a Consonant prefixed or inserted.

1. A Vowel inserted: aw, to breathe; law, to permit; law, to send; iw, to bear, to think.

2. A Consonant prefixed: Cáw, to live; diw, to bind; xíw, to go; rów, to drink; qúw, to produce.

3. A Consonant inserted: yw, to drive, to lead; dw, to eat; inw, to come; gw, to excite; dw, to flow. From these original combinations the formation of all words will be easily deduced'. Thus from ayw are formed ἄγαν, ἀγάλλω, ἀγέλη, αγείρω, ἀγορὰς ἄγρας αγυιάς &c. From βάω are formed βάζω, βάθος, βαίνω, βαιός, βάλλω, &c. From δέω come δέος, δείδω, δειλός, δέμω, δεσε μὲς, δεσπότης, δεύω, δέχομαι, δοῦλος, &c.

It is remarkable that the oriental Primitives generally end in Consonants. Thus from the Ilebrew,

AR, to flow, are derived Aur, light, aǹp, oupavòs, ópáw, ŵpa,

aura, aurora, aurum.

AT, to fly, Act, a bird of prey, derós.

El, to shine, έλη, ἥλιος, σέλας, σελήνη.

OR, to rise, pw, "pos, orior, origo, horreo, &c.

Hence the study of Hebrew will not only enable the Christian to read the Scriptures with greater accuracy and satisfaction, but will supply the Philologist and the general Scholar with some of the most probable etymologies of many words in the Greek and Latin languages.

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

Σ

9. E may be called a solitary Consonant, which
15. and four are liquids :

25. analogous

20. ὠτὶ, ποδί.

penult. OES, Ous ;

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line

ult. oas, ous;
22. derived from

31 5. τέσσαρας, Att. ες, α.

21. τεσσαρακαίδεκα,

37 26. to him

39

8. P.

5. last of two

18. σμύχω,

20. Dissyllables in w and ro

64 ult. Verbs in alw,

72 17. aspirate only

77 18. as Tiny, ény; or by changing the Improper Reduplication into the Augment, as syy, 5.

119 last note. So Milton, Or hearst thou rather pure

etherial

3. The first syllable of dávaros is long in all poetry.

23. Rhodopen,

21. those in vw

19. acuted

9. Απολλώς,

21. It forms the Pluperfect in n, s, n or av.

197 13. TERMINAJIT.

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200 18. to guide

*Other errors, particularly in Accents and Breathings, the Thus he will know that learner will easily and profitably correct. vdo, page 23, last line, is incorrect by the first rule, p. 162 ;TOσOUTOV, p. 19, last line, by the last note, p. 161 ;—the genitives and datives of Toλus, p. 26, by the second rule, p. 168;-and that sws, p. 23, and έ5ws, page 74, cannot both be right.

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