Porta Linguarum Orientalium
Pages: 273
Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag, Second, Revised Edition (2005)
Quality: good: pdf
Classical Syriac is the language of the Syriac speaking churches
and was used over a wide area of the Middle East so that a large
amount of documents have come down to us. This grammar, designed to
replace Brockelmann's "Syrische Grammatik", consists of a
descriptive, namely not historical or comparative, grammar of the
language with a fairly extensive morphosyntax and syntax, some
practical language exercises with key, verb paradigms, a subject
index, a bibliography on Syriac studies, an anthology of
extensively annotated texts representing various genres of the
Syriac literature from various periods in the three Syriac scripts,
an accompanying glossary and a list of proper nouns occurring in
the anthology. Although the grammar is intended primarily for
beginning students of Syriac, it also contains (especially in the
morphosyntax and syntax section) results of the author's
independent research. In this second edition, obvious errors in the
first edition have been corrected, the bibliography has been
expanded by six pages, and the presentation has been improved
upon.
ISBN: 3-447-05021-7
Muraoka Takamitsu. Classical Syriac a basic grammar with a chrestomathy
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