This is the folded leaf found at the end of Prof. William Henry Green's Grammar of the Hebrew Language, Third Edition, 1872, as described in the postscript. It is a VERY LARGE picture, in spite of its small file size. (Actual Pixel Dimensions are 11062 x 12864, since it was scanned at 600 dpi and the poster is apparently 18.437in x 21.44in) It was originally scanned as six images, and then carefully and painfully spliced together. The original folded 4 times vertical and 3 times horizontal, and creases are still visible.
This contains "General View of the Verb", "Declension of Nouns" and "Personal Pronouns".
I had to be careful opening the original because I didn't want it to tear. I can guaruntee that this digital edition won't "tear", but be careful opening and using it - it is huge, so be patient with your computer when zooming in and out and such.
And (of course) I am releasing this file into the public domain, so have at it!
God Bless!
-Robbie
