Now even at the exorbitant price for these they are useless to me – who has a CD player these days? Does anyone know where I can locate a downloadable version of these.
If I didn’t have a CD player I’d beg, borrow or steal one - even buy one! I find the recordings a great help. In fact, not sure I would have persevered with the course without them.
Or borrow them from the library perhaps. I’’m not sure where in the world you are, but in Britain there are a number of libraries that hold the CDs, and if yours is not one of those, you could ask for an inter-library loan. If you join the excellent Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies, membership entitles you to use the Hellenic and Roman library https://library.ics.sas.ac.uk/ They offer postal loans.
I don’t know if you know this. But that CD can easily be converted on the computer to mp3 files. That’s how I did it. All you need is a CD drive on your PC. The audios are excellent! I highly recommend them.