An Introduction to Greek

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Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, 2003 - Foreign Language Study - 397 pages
This standard textbook introduces students to ancient Greek in an organized, systematic way. Review lessons are included at logical intervals and the last six of 79 chapters are reviews of participles, infinitives, subjunctives, optatives, imperatives, and indicatives.This volume includes: - Greek to English and English to Greek exercises in each chapter- Review lessons at logical intervals- Greek to English Glossary- English to Greek Glossary- Complete grammatical appendix- Reading selections from standard, classical authors- Useful additional information on word formation, ancient Greek culture, and etymology- Photographs of ancient sites, sculptures, and vase paintings A "New Introduction" by Dr. Thomas Fleming and "An Appreciation" by Dr. James G. Keenan offer new insights into this old favorite.
 

Contents

LESSON
1
DECLENSION OF OSTEM NEUTERS
10
DECLENSION OF ASTEMS continued
19
XI
34
PRONOUNS
40
EUCLID
42
XV
46
PRESENT AND IMPERFECT INDICATIVE AND PRESENT
52
SAPPHO
185
HERODOTUS
197
REVIEW
198
XENOPHON
206
ARISTOPHANES
214
A Hard Customer
221
The Earliest Exploration Party
228
olda REVIEW OF THE DATIVE
230

REVIEW
62
The Original Research
69
XXIII
71
A Wise Camel
81
Οὐ Θροντὶς Ιπποκλείδη
93
XENOPHON
100
MENANDER
107
What Fools These Mortals
116
On Mars Hill
124
Eros Wins
132
Esse Quam Videri
139
PLUTARCH
148
HERODOTUS
155
Optimism
167
PLUTARCH
176
ST MATTHEW
180
In Praise of Eros
232
Poetry Pays
239
AORIST OF γιγνώσκω
244
The SixHour
245
SUMMARY OF PARTICIPIAL FORMS AND USES
251
A Grumbler Shamed
252
SUMMARY OF SUBJUNCTIVE FORMS AND USES
258
The Oath of the Ephebi
261
SUMMARY OF IMPERATIVE FORMS AND USES
265
Learning Is but Recollection
272
DICTIONARY OF PROPER NAMES
335
GREEKENGLISH VOCABULARY 1
1
ENGLISHGREEK VOCABULARY 33
33
INDEX 43
43
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Henry Crosby and John Schaeffer developed this text at the University of Pennsylvania, where Crosby was both teacher and dean and where Schaeffer (a classics teacher at Franklin and Marshall) taught summer courses in Greek.

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