Ancient Greek I : : A 21st Century Approach.
In this elementary textbook, Philip S. Peek draws on his twenty-five years of teaching experience to present the ancient Greek language in an imaginative and accessible way that promotes creativity, deep learning, and diversity.
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Place / Publishing House: | Cambridge, UK : : Open Book Publishers,, 2021. ©2021. |
Year of Publication: | 2021 |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (640 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- My Teaching Philosophy
- For Instructors
- For Students
- Dialects
- Moral Philosophy
- Pronunciation
- Some Tips on Using This Book
- Vocabulary
- Vowel Length
- A Word on the Title
- To Instructors and Students
- The Greek Alphabet
- The Alphabet
- Alphabet Chart
- Pronunciation
- Memorize the Names of the Alphabet
- Long and Short Vowel Sounds
- Memorize the Long and Short Vowel Sounds
- Diphthongs
- Pronunciation of Diphthongs
- Memorize the Sounds of the Diphthongs
- Rough and Smooth Breathings
- Memorize the Letters of the Alphabet
- Orthography
- Etymology Corner I by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- More Sounds and Punctuation
- Iota Subscript and Adscript
- Gamma Clusters
- Punctuation
- Capitalization
- Who Were the Greeks?
- Greek Dialects
- Etymology Corner II by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Accents and Accenting Verbs I
- Why Learn Accents?
- Accent
- Orthography
- Syllabification
- Vowel Length
- Recessive and Persistent Accent
- Possibilities of Accent
- Accenting Verbs of Three Syllables or More
- Ancient Greek Pitch Accent
- Etymology Corner III by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Adverbs
- Adverbs
- Greek Adverbs
- Why Study the Greeks?
- Etymology Corner IV by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Conjunctions and Accenting Verbs II
- Conjunctions
- Greek Conjunctions
- Accenting Verbs II
- Vowel Length
- Recessive and Persistent Accent
- Review Possibilities of Accent I
- Additional Possibilities of Accent
- Review Accenting Verbs of Three Syllables or More
- Accenting Verbs of Two Syllables
- Greek Lyric Poetry
- Etymology Corner V by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Endings Create Meaning
- Greek Cases
- In English, Word Order Creates Meaning
- In Greek, Endings Create Meaning
- Practice Making Up Your Own Sentences
- Epic Poetry
- Etymology Corner VI by Dr. E. Del Chrol.
- Stefan Hagel Teaches Us How to Sing
- Singing Ancient Greek by Stefan Hagel
- Practice Learning How To Sing
- Nouns, Pronouns, and their Case Functions
- Nouns
- Pronouns
- Greek Noun Sets 1-10
- The Five Cases
- The Nominative Case
- The Genitive Case
- The Dative Case
- The Accusative Case
- The Vocative Case
- Case and Function Chart
- Apposition of Nouns and Pronouns
- Parsing
- Etymology Corner VII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Prepositions and Prefixes
- Prepositions
- Greek Prepositions
- Word Order
- Anastrophe of the Disyllabic Preposition
- Prepositions and Motion
- Prefixes
- Object of Prefix
- Elision
- Etymology Corner VIII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Verb and μι-Verbs ετ̔̈»Ε30;oί, δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol, ττ̔̈»Ε77;kjol
- The Verb
- The μι-Verb ετ̔̈»Ε30;oί
- The μι-Verbs δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol and ττ̔̈»Ε77;kjol
- Present Tense Stems
- Present Tense Endings
- Etymology Corner IX by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Verbs ἔχω, ποιτ̔̈»Ε73;}, ἔρχομαι, φημτ̔̈»Ε77;
- The Verb
- Present Tense Stems
- Present Tense Endings
- The ω-Verb ἔχω
- The Contract ω-Verb ποιτ̔̈»Ε73;}
- The Deponent Verb ἔρχομαι
- Present Tense Stems
- Present Tense Endings
- Historical Present
- The μι-Verb φημτ̔̈»Ε77;
- Present Tense Stems
- Present Tense Endings
- Present Indicative Active of φημτ̔̈»Ε77;
- Etymology Corner X by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Greek Olympics
- The Definite Article and Persistent Accent
- The Definite Article and Adjectives
- The Definite Article
- Persistent Accent
- Vowel Length
- Review Possibilities of Accent
- Additional Possibilities of Accent
- Chart for Possibilities of Accent
- Herodotos
- Etymology Corner XI by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Substantive Adjectives and the Article
- Substantive Adjectives
- Classics and Our Modern World: the Aquila Theatre and Theater of War Productions
- Etymology Corner XII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Third Declension Nouns
- Nouns
- Greek Nouns
- Noun Sets 1-10.
- Noun Gender
- Third Declension Nouns
- Identifying Noun Sets
- Declining Third Declension Nouns
- Four Subtypes of Third Declension Nouns
- Helen
- Etymology Corner XIII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Self-Assessment Modules 1-13
- MEMORY
- APPLICATION AND CONCEPTS
- Tom Holland on the Art of Translating Herodotos
- First Declension Nouns in -η and -ᾱ and ττ̔̈»Ε77;w, ττ̔̈»Ε77;
- τις, τι
- ὅστις, ἥτις, ὅτι
- Nouns
- First Declension Nouns in -η and -ᾱ
- Dialect Note
- Declining First Declension Nouns in -η and -ᾱ
- Pronouns and Adjectives
- The Interrogative Pronoun and Adjective, ττ̔̈»Ε77;w, ττ̔̈»Ε77;
- The Indefinite Pronoun and Adjective τις, τι
- The Indefinite ὅστις, ἥτι, ὅτι
- Classics and Our Modern World: The Warrior Chorus
- Etymology Corner XIV by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Attributive and Predicate Position
- Word Order
- Attributive Position
- Other Possibilities
- Predicate Position
- Ancient Greek Thought and Living Well
- Etymology Corner XV by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Second Declension Nouns
- Nouns
- Second Declension Nouns
- Declining Second Declension Nouns in -ος or -ον
- ἥλιος, ἡλτ̔̈»Ε77;ry, ἀδελφτ̔̈»Ε79;w, ἀδελφοτ̔̈»ΕΔ6;, ἔργον, ἔργου
- Classics and Our Modern World: Tom Palaima
- Etymology Corner XVI by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Future Indicative and Infinitive Active of ἔχω, ἐλατ̔̈”<U+0043>Γ·νω, ἔρχομαι and the Dynamic Infinitive
- The Verb
- The Future Indicative Active
- Future Tense Stems
- Future Tense Endings
- The Conjugation of ἔχω
- Future Indicative Active of ἔχω
- Future Infinitive Active of ἔχω
- The Conjugation ἐλατ̔̈»Ε7B;p}, ἐλτ̔̈»Ε71;}
- Future Indicative Active of ἐλατ̔̈»Ε7B;p}, ἐλτ̔̈»Ε71;}
- Future Infinitive Active of ἐλατ̔̈»Ε7B;p}, ἐλτ̔̈»Ε71;}
- The Conjugation of ἔρχομαι
- Future Indicative of ἔρχομαι
- Future Infinitive of ἔρχομαι
- The Infinitive
- The Dynamic Infinitive
- Papyrology
- Etymology Corner XVII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Personal Pronouns
- ετ̔̈»Ε37;w, οτ̔̈»Ε50;efίw, and μηδετ̔̈»Ε77;w.
- the Dative and Accusative of Respect
- Time Expressions
- Pronouns
- The English Personal Pronoun
- The Greek Personal Pronoun
- Adjectives and Pronouns
- The Dative and Accusative of Respect
- Time Expressions
- Black Humor and Euripides' Alkestis
- Etymology Corner XVIII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- οτ̔̈»Ε36;ea and the Present and Future Indicative and Infinitive Middle and Passive of ἐλατ̔̈»Ε7B;p}, καλτ̔̈»Ε73;}, φτ̔̈»Ε73;u}, δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol, ττ̔̈»Ε77;kjol
- The Verb
- The Conjugation of οτ̔̈»Ε36;ea
- Active, Middle, and Passive Voice
- Active and Passive Voice
- Middle Voice
- Primary Middle and Passive Endings
- The Present and Future Indicative and Infinitive Middle and Passive of ω-verbs
- How to Get the Correct Stem
- Primary Middle and Passive Endings
- Endings in Summary
- The Conjugation of ἐλαυνω
- The Conjugation of καλτ̔̈»Ε73;}
- The Conjugation of φτ̔̈»Ε73;u}
- The Conjugation of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- The Conjugation of ττ̔̈»Ε77;kjol
- Etymology Corner XIX by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Joe Goodkin, Singer and Songwriter
- First and Second Declension Adjectives and Common Adjectives and Pronouns: ατ̔̈»Ε50;xόw, οτ̔̈»Ε57;xrw, ὅδε, ἐκετ̔̈»ΕΓ6;prw, and -ων, -ουσα, -ον
- Adjectives
- Adjectives in Greek
- First and Second Declension Adjectives
- Mixed-Declension Adjectives
- Substantive Adjectives
- Common Adjectives and Pronouns
- Medea
- Etymology Corner XX by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- First Declension Short Alpha Nouns
- Nouns
- First Declension Short Alpha Nouns in -α, -ης and -α, -ᾱς
- Declining First Declension Short Alpha Nouns -α, -ης and -α, -ᾱς
- First Declension Nouns in -ης, -ου and -ᾱς, -ου
- Declining First Declension Masculine Nouns in -ης, -ου and -ᾱς, -ου
- Noun Identification
- History
- Etymology Corner XXI by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- The Relative Pronoun
- The Relative Pronoun
- The Relative Pronoun and Word Order
- The Relative Pronoun in English
- The Forms of the Relative Pronoun ὅς, ἥ, ὅ.
- The Relative Pronoun in Summary
- Etymology Corner XXII by Dr. E. Del Chrol
- Self-Assessment Modules 14-22
- MEMORY
- APPLICATION AND CONCEPTS
- READING AND TRANSLATING
- The Imperfect and Aorist Indicative of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}, ἔχω, ἐργτ̔̈»Ε71;iroal, δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol, ττ̔̈»Ε77;kjol
- The Verb
- μι-Verbs Contrasted with ω-Verbs
- The Past Indicative Augment
- Tense-Aspect
- The Gnomic Aorist
- The Aorist Contrasted with the Imperfect Tense
- The First Aorist and the Second Aorist
- The Aorist of μι-Verbs
- The Infinitive
- The Aorist Infinitive Contrasted with the Present Infinitive
- Stems for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of ω-Verbs
- Endings for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of ω-Verbs
- Secondary Middle and Passive Endings
- Endings in Summary
- Conjugation of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}, ἔχω, and ἐργτ̔̈»Ε71;iroal
- Imperfect Indicative Active of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- Imperfect Indicative Middle of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- Imperfect Indicative Passive of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- First Aorist Indicative Active of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- First Aorist Infinitive Active of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- First Aorist Indicative Middle of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- First Aorist Infinitive Middle of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- Aorist Indicative Passive of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- Aorist Infinitive Passive of λτ̔̈»Ε73;d}
- Imperfect Indicative Active of ἔχω
- Imperfect Indicative Middle of ἔχω
- Imperfect Indicative Passive of ἔχω
- Second Aorist Indicative Active of ἔχω
- Second Aorist Infinitive Active of ἔχω
- Second Aorist Indicative Middle of ἔχω
- Second Aorist Infinitive Middle of ἔχω
- Imperfect Indicative of ἐργτ̔̈»Ε71;iroal
- Aorist Indicative of ἐργτ̔̈»Ε71;iroal
- Aorist Infinitive of ἐργτ̔̈»Ε71;iroal
- Stems for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Endings for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Conjugation of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Imperfect Indicative Active of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Imperfect Indicative Middle of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Imperfect Indicative Passive of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Aorist Indicative Active of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol
- Aorist Infinitive Active of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol.
- Aorist Indicative Middle of δτ̔̈»Ε77;e}ol.