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After preparing an index for Greek Ollendorff, I have prepared a key. I ask for everybody's help in correcting my mistakes, typos, etc.

A pdf of the whole key is available here.
If you prefer having a printed copy, I prepared a paperback edition on Lulu.

In these posts, I link to the page of the pdf file of Greek Ollendorff where each exercise is located.

If you prefer to have a printed copy of ...

Hello everyone,

This thread represents an effort to create a thread with resources for all the different aspects of learning Ancient Greek and any relative issue.
In this thread people can a) post their suggestions for such resources b) comment on these suggestions
People cannot though ask questions about these resources.
Please make sure that your suggestion is not already posted here or (later on) the Resources thread.
I would also ask you to make ...

Here you go:

CHAPTER 32


Practice and Review (p. 220-21)
At first those three laughable men were able to endure bravely not even moderate things.
We especially asked how much help the seven women would bring and whether they would soon help us..
With the weapons finally having been gathered together, the commander promised that ten thousands of soldiers would depart very quickly.
You (pl.) wish to confer equal benefits, therefore, ...

I have compiled a list of discussions from this forum and sorted them by chapter in Pharr. I also included any discussions about book I of the Iliad and assigned them to the corresponding Pharr chapter that deals with the lines in question. I think there's a lot of great information buried in this forum that gets lost because people don't see it. I'm hoping this will help people working their way through Pharr, since ...

Using Greek Characters: Quick Note for Windows Users out there - Windows XP, specifically

Contrary to what one might think, it is very easy to use Greek Characters on your computer - if you are using the Windows Operating System - especially if you are using Windows XP. You simply need to go into the Control Panel and choose the Regional and Language Options which is the little desk globe icon (it's listed alphabetically). ...

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For our purposes, composition means any text you might produce in Latin or Greek longer than a single sentence. For conversation in Latin or Greek, you should visit the Agora. For single phrase questions, or questions about exercises from non-composition textbooks, you should visit the usual Greek or Latin forums.

Otherwise this forum is composition workshop, like a writers' workshop: post your work with questions about style or vocabulary, comment ...

Before you can answer the question "which Greek dialect should I study first" you need to know the answer to "what do I want to read in Greek." Unless you're studying at a school, where you're unlikely to have a choice in the matter, your intended reading matter determines the best plan of study.

If you're going to read only the NT and related Koine works, then you should probably study Koine.

If you plan ...

For information on the Greek font which Textkit uses and how to use it, see this post in the Learning Greek forum.

http://www.textkit.com/greek-latin-foru ... php?t=1226

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