- Pleasant aid for the student
- Work tool for the teacher
- Reference book for the specialized researcher

The "Associative and Functional Syntax" by M. I. Bacharakis marks a breakthrough in the syntax of the Ancient Greek Language.

Rejecting fragmented and incoherent views, it systematically investigates the function of linguistic units and classifies their combinatory relationships into logically articulated units.

The author traces and reveals the stable and unchanging elements upon which the morpho-semantic structures of Ancient Discourse are founded. Thus, he makes the apparent multiplicity of Syntax theory an absolutely organized and wisely structured lesson in simple logic.