In order to understand the onomatology question in medicine as it stands at present one has to read this book.
CHRISTIAN GREECE AND LIVING GREEK. BY DR. ACHILLES ROSE. NEW YORK:
G. E. STECHERT & CO., 151-155 West 25th Street. Price, $1.00.
CONTENTS.
PREFACE.—A Political Retrospect on Greece.—The Hostility of the Great European Powers towards Greece Since the Establishment of the Greek Kingdom.—Pacifico Affair and Lord Palmerston.—Cretan Insurrections. —Latest War.—Greece’s Future
CHAPTER I.—An Historical Sketch of Greek.—Relation of the Greek of To-day to the Greek of the Attic Orators.—Exposure of many Erroneous Views which have been Prevailing until Recently
CHAPTER II.—Proper Pronounciation of Greek.—The Only True Historical Pronounciation is the One of the Greeks of To-day; the Erasmian is Arbitrary, Unscientific, is a Monstrosity
CHAPTER III.—The Byzantines.—Misrepresentations in Regard to Byzantine History.—Our Gratitude due to the Byzantine Empire
CHAPTER IV.—The Greeks under Turkish Bondage.—The Misery into which the Greek World was Thrown during the Centuries of Turkish Bondage, the Wonderful Rising of the Greek People from the Lethargy caused by Slavery, and their Spiritual and Political Resurrection
CHAPTER V.—The Greek War of Independence, and the European Powers.—The most Incomprehensible Wrongs Done to the Heroic Greek Race by the Powers while it was Struggling for Liberty after Long Centuries of Terrific Vicissitudes, under Circumstances which Presented More Difficulties than any Other Nation had Encountered.—Philhellenism