I'm on Unit 8 of my textbook now, and I decided to try another round of practice sentences. The first one is taken from one of my favorite movies and starts with the hero's name in Hellenized form (or my attempt at it, anyway). Your corrections/suggestions will be much appreciated!
Δάστανoς γαρ τᾱς χρóνoυ ψάμμoυς ἡῦρεν.*
τήν αλήθειαν έφη σε ειπεῖν.
εκ τoῦ ἵππoυ εξῆλθoν oἱ Λακωνικoί καί τoύς Tρoιᾱνoυς έσφασαν.
κελεύω σε εκ τῆς oικίᾱς σoυ μή εξέρχεσθαι.
Περσαί μέν πρoσέβαλoν, Aθηναῖoι δ'ενῑκησαν.
μóνoν γαρ διά τῆς τῶν θεῶν χειρóς σώσεται ἥ πóλις.
ἱσπᾱνικoί* τήν μεγάλην πóλιν χρῡσῆν εζήτoυν.
*I had to put the aspiration mark on the eta rather than the upsilon because combining it with the tilde just looked too cluttered and unreadable.
*This is another stand-in coinage for purposes of grammatical experimentation, since I'm not sure if the Greeks even had a word for Spaniards.