Treatise on Greek Syntax (Unknown) - Page 4

On the left margin, several Greek characters act as root markers for groups of verb forms. Hand-drawn branching lines connect these roots to the first column of the main text table.

Root 1: ἁ (alpha with rough breathing) branches to four rows (Labials).
Root 2: σ (sigma with a flourish) branches to four rows (Palatals/Dentals).
Root 3: λ (lambda) branches to two rows (Lambda-stem verbs).
Root 4: ζ (zeta) branches to two rows (Zeta-stem verbs).
Root 5: A character resembling a flourish or phi/psi branches to four rows (Liquid and Nasal stems).
Root 6: ἡ (eta with breathing) points to a single row (Vowel stems).

hēdy mē hēdy mē ha a


pō.	tou.	pha.	ta.	phon.	pon.	psa.	pon.	psō.	pō.
pō.	tou.	pha.	ta.	phon.	pon.	psa.	pon.	psō.	pō.
bō.	bon.	pha.	ba.	phon.	bon.	psa.	bon.	psō.	bō.
phō.	phon.	pha.	pha.	phon.	phon.	psa.	phon.	psō.	phō.

kō.	ny.	cha.	ke.	chon.	kyn.	xa.	kyn.	xō.	zō.
tō.	nyn.	cha.	ta.	chon.	tyn.	xa.	ton.	xō.	xō.
chō.	chon.	cha.	cha.	chon.	chon.	xa.	chon.	xō.	xō.
pō.	pon.	cha.	ka.	chon.	pyn.	xa.	pyn.	xō.	xō.

ly.	ly.	na.	de.	lyn.	ly.	la.	dou.	sō.
lō.	lōn.	na.	la.	lōn.	lyn.	la.	lōn.	sō.

zō.	zou.	na.		son.		sa.		sō.
sō.	son.	sa.		son.		xa.		xō.

lō.	lou.	lēa.		lēn.		la.		lō.
mō.	man.	na.		an.		na.		mō.
nō.	nou.	na.		an.		na.		nō.
rō.	ron.	na.		an.		ra.		rō.

ō.	on.	na.		an.		a.		ō.