Dunbar, George
Born 1774-01-01
Died 1851-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF26995055
- WikidataQ5538667
- ISNI0000000109615720
- Open LibraryOL2564225A
Top Subjects
- Homer (3)
- Greek language (2)
- Greek language -- Prosody (2)
- Antiquities (1)
- Greece (1)
- Metrics and rhythmics (1)
- Greek literature -- Collections (1)
Books by Dunbar, George
Total count: 10
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Archaeologia graecaor, The antiquities of GreeceA new ed. To which is now first added, an appendix, containing a concise history of the Grecian states, and a short account of the lives and writings of the most celebrated Greek authors. By G. Dunbar.Doig & Stirling1813-01-01
Prosodia græcasive Metrorum græcorum expositioimpensis Bell & Bradfute; [etc., etc.]1814-01-01-
Collectanea Græca majoraTom. III ... : In duas partes divisusT. Cadell, etc.1820-01-01
Analecta graeca minora ad usum Tironumaccommodata, cum notis philologicis; accedit parvum lexiconNunn1821-01-01
Exercises on the syntax3d ed.1822-01-01
Prosodia graeca, or, An exposition of the Greek metres by rules and examplesalso a treatise on the use of the digamma in the poems of Homer, with rules for the structure of Greek hexameter verse, to which is subjoined an appendix4th ed.Stirling & Kenney1824-01-01
Prosodia Graecaor, An exposition of the Greek metres by rules and examples; also, A treatise on the use of the digamma in the poems of Homer, with rules for the structure of Greek hexameter verse; to which is subjoined and appendix on the power of the ictus metricus in iambic, trochaic and anapaestic verse.Ed. 4.Stirling1824-01-01
Introductory exercises on the Greek languagefor the use of junior students at school and universities ...Stirling & Kenney1829-01-01
Greek prosodycontaining rules for the structure of iambic, trochaic, anapaestic, and dactylic verse; with two dissertations: I. On the versification of Homer, and the use of the digamma in his poems; II. On metrical time in iambic, trochaic, and anapaestic verse.Maclachlan1843-01-01-
A defence of the junior humanity and Greek classes in the University of EdinburghMaclachlan, Stewart1848-01-01