Hæjó,
I'm looking for easy (and printable) little texts, not homeric poetry, to begin with.
Easy little texts?
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there's Apollodorus's Library, which I found easy to read. http://www.mikrosapoplous.gr/texts1.htm
basically it's a collection of myths, so if you enjoy mythology, you'll find this interesting.
basically it's a collection of myths, so if you enjoy mythology, you'll find this interesting.
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Of often mysterious provenance, unfortunately, though there does seem to have been some effort to identify the sources better than has been done in the past.Kopio wrote:Wow Elis.....great link! I'd never seen that site before...talk about a wealth of downloadable greek texts!
I third Apollodorus, but fables are also a good choice. http://www.aesopica.net/ has three verse and one prose editions of Aesop's fables. There are sometimes typos in the text.BTW....I second Apollodorus.
William S. Annis — http://www.aoidoi.org/ — http://www.scholiastae.org/
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