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Before I created this article, it redirected to the section in Latin declension on third declension; but I think this is misguided, since third declension is a category in Greek as well. So I created this article to allow people to choose between the appropriate sections in Ancient Greek grammar and Latin declension, and to explain the similarities between third declension in Latin and Greek. But I notice that there are no similar articles on the first and second declensions. Is there a reason for not having these articles that I haven't seen yet? Erutuon (talk) 02:23, 26 October 2009 (UTC)Reply
