This book attempts to fill a gap in scholarship that has existed since the beginning of the study of Mycenaean Greek, after Linear B was decoded in 1952. Since then, scholarship on the syntax of Mycenaean Greek has not been in-depth, and although there have been many works on specific phenomena, until now there has not been a comprehensive and exhaustive study. This book includes all of the available information on Mycenaean Greek syntax, and also presents new interpretations, with the ultimate goal of improving our understanding of ancient Greek, its history, and its evolution.