GrÃ]cÃ] GrammaticÃ] Compendium, In Usum ScholÃ] RegiÃ] Westmonasteriensis is a comprehensive guide to Greek grammar intended for students at Westminster School. Authored by Richard Busby, a renowned headmaster, this book provides a structured approach to learning the intricacies of the Greek language. Originally published in the 17th century, this compendium offers valuable insights into classical education and the study of ancient languages. It remains a significant resource for understanding historical methods of language instruction and is of interest to scholars and educators concerned with the history of grammar and classical studies.
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