The dictionary of ancient Greek verbs aims to combine scientific completeness and validity with practical originality and effectiveness. In the first part, it contains standard conjugation tables for all the verbs in the second part, as well as additional useful information and notes. The second part examines: -The verb's principal parts, with reference to the conjugation tables, by tense and mood. -The etymology of the verb in the necessary tenses. -The constructions of the verb with their corresponding meanings. -The derivatives or cognates of the verb with their meanings or phrases. -The verb's phrases or other useful phrases with a parallel statement of their meaning. -The prepositional use of selected verbs with reference to their constructions, derivatives, and phrases. For all the verbs in the second part, it indicates a) the quantity of the dual number in the past tense, b) the participles are written in all three genders with their accent clearly marked, and c) their meanings are recorded (primary, secondary, and metaphorical). With its comprehensive examination of the verbs of ancient Attic prose, this textbook constitutes a substantial contribution to the study of ancient Attic speech.