The Grammatical Fragment is a lost treatise known only by its title in ancient catalogues of Greek grammatical works. No manuscripts, citations, or textual excerpts from the treatise itself have survived, indicating it did not enter the medieval manuscript tradition. The title suggests it addressed subjects pertaining to grammar, but its precise scope, specific rules, and any illustrative examples remain entirely unknown. Consequently, while grammatical treatises from the Hellenistic and Roman periods were fundamental to education and linguistic standardization, the complete loss of this text precludes any assessment of its specific content, purpose, or influence on the later grammatical tradition.
| 1 | [Break in Text (point at which text breaks off for an unknown length)] [ ...... θηλυκὰ?] π[λη]θυντικὰ [προτακτικά, αἱ ,] τῶν , ταῖς , τάς . [ὑποτακτικά, αἵ ,] ὧν , αἷς , ἅς . οὐδέ[τερα ἑνικὰ προτ]ακτικά, τό , τοῦ , τῷ , [ τό , ὑποτακτικά,] ὅ , οὗ , ᾧ , ὅ , δυϊκὰ [προτακτικά, τώ ,] τοῖν , ὑποτακτικά, [ ὥ , οἷν , πληθυν]τικὰ προτακτικά, [ τά , τῶν , τοῖς , τά ], ὑποτακτικά, ἅ , ὧν , [ οἷς , ἅ ....... ] κλητικῆς ἄρθρον [ ........... ] ὦ. [ἀντωνυμία δὲ κέκ]ληται διὰ τὸ ἀντω[νυμικῶς? παρ]αλαμβάνεσθ[α]ι. [παρέπεται δ’ ἓξ] αὐτῆι, εἴδη, γέ[νη,] [πτώσεις, σχήμα]τα, πρόσωπα, [ἀ] [ριθμοί. εἴδη δ’ αὐτῆς ἐσ]τ[ι]ν δύο [ ] [ ]ἀσυναρ[θρ] [ ]ε ἐμοῦ [ ] [ ]οσθη[λ ] [ ] . ευθ . [ ] [Break in Text (point at which text breaks off for an unknown length)] |
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