The dictionary contains more than 2000 verbs with all their correct conjugations and meanings - with approximately 12,000 listed examples and over 4000 other references to the authors' passages - 250 tables with tense and mood replacements, conjugation of tenses showing some peculiarities, special clarifying notes, and rules. It includes root-related derivatives, synonyms and antonyms, and compound verbs with their meanings. Special appendices at the end effectively assist in solving any problem that may arise when studying an ancient Greek text. In Etymology, besides the Indo-European and Greek roots, Sanskrit, Latin, and German-English roots are also provided. The scientific accuracy and completeness, along with the way the material is presented, make this Verb Lexicon a useful and effective tool for anyone engaged with ancient Greek literature.

[Excerpt from the back cover of the edition]