A complete handbook that includes 21 chapters and covers the entire range of Grammar. It discusses and analyzes in depth all the sections of the Grammar of the Attic prose dialect.

The theory is analyzed thoroughly and recorded in tables, making it easier to read and, at the same time, more comprehensible for the student and more manageable for the teacher in terms of instruction.

In each chapter, there is a reference to the paragraphs of the school Grammar by M. Oikonomou, so that the student can easily find the chapter being discussed at school and then deepen and reinforce the theory from this handbook at home.

There is a detailed decline of nouns as well as verbs, so that the student does not rely solely on the brief and incomplete recording of the above in the school handbook. Additionally, chapters that are not adequately explained—or are not recorded at all—in the school handbook are covered (e.g., smooth comparatives with a double vowel in the antepenult, dual number, and many others).

At the end of the book, there is a detailed list of Irregular Verbs structured in a unique and comprehensible way. Meanwhile, the exponents that are located in the upper right of most types are explained in detail in an Appendix, so that the student has a complete overview of the inflectional and morphological patterns.