Classical Greek vocabulary cards (1000)

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The Vis-ed company of Springfield, Ohio, used to produce boxes of 1000 flashcards as educational aids. These included several languages, such as Chinese and Russian. I recently acquired the Classical Greek series: I attach a link to these cards if anyone would like to find a way of using them on a laptop or mobile device. I think the company has long ceased to exist, more’s the pity. There are one or two small misprints here and there, and iota subscript is omitted altogether. However, what a fantastic resource! Here’s the link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Fqg8QQPT_mgDy2MRFssXOchV9ysXHYIH?usp=sharing

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Thanks for sharing. Will take a look. I used their set of German grammar cards while in college, and it helped quite a bit. Pity the company has gone away.

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I came across this this morning. Any chance you could share the file so I may download it?

Thanks

Ernesto

ernestogut@gmail.com

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I have put all the images from the above link into one zip file so you can download them all at once. Here is the (new) link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JgbOEtxSA1CretunVSga5W1Smq4u4ZsI/view?usp=sharing

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I have replied to your query on Textkit with a new link to a zip folder containing all the images.
Best wishes,
Iolo.

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Thank you very much.

Ernesto G.

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This is excellent. Thanks for sharing!

Cheers,
—Mitch

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I have these and the Hebrew ones. They’re imperfect but great for some school exam of unseen texts.

I think they’re all still under copyright, so I’m not sure it’s legal to share like this, but you can still find them for a decent price.

I’m glad I had them, but for other languages, I found it better to make my own.