Books Greek Grammar by Herbert Weir Smyth

Herbert Weir Smyth's "Greek Grammar" is widely regarded as the most thorough and authoritative one-volume reference grammar of Classical Greek in English. It provides an extensive description of the forms and structures of Attic Greek, the dialect most commonly found in classical literature, along with coverage of other Greek dialects.

The grammar covers word formation, particles, syntax, and morphology in rich detail. Smyth's approach is primarily descriptive rather than historical or comparative, aiming to set forth the essential forms of the Greek language as used in literature. It has been a standard reference in classical studies for over a century and remains highly valued for its depth and clarity, despite some viewing it as somewhat antiquated and in need of revision.