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1st ed.

Cambridge, UK : Open Book Publishers, 2021

1 online resource (640 pages)

ISBN 9781800642560 (electronic bk.)

ISBN 9781800642553

Print version: Peek, Philip S. Ancient Greek I Cambridge, UK : Open Book Publishers,c2021 ISBN 9781800642553

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 ol-Verbs fἰoί, eίe}ol, xίkjol -- The Verb -- The ol-Verb fἰoί -- The ol-Verbs eίe}ol and xίkjol -- Present Tense Stems -- Present Tense Endings ---

Etymology Corner IX by Dr. E. Del Chrol -- The Verbs ἔ{}, srlέ}, ἔu{roal, zjoί -- The Verb -- Present Tense Stems -- Present Tense Endings -- The }-Verb ἔ{} -- The Contract }-Verb srlέ} -- The Deponent Verb ἔu{roal -- Present Tense Stems -- Present Tense Endings -- Historical Present -- The ol-Verb zjoί -- Present Tense Stems -- Present Tense Endings -- Present Indicative Active of zjoί -- 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 -j and -ᾱ and xίw, xί -- xlw, xl -- ὅvxlw, ἥxlw, ὅxl -- Nouns -- First Declension Nouns in -j and -ᾱ -- Dialect Note -- Declining First Declension Nouns in -j and -ᾱ -- Pronouns and Adjectives -- The Interrogative Pronoun and Adjective, xίw, xί -- The Indefinite Pronoun and Adjective xlw, xl -- The Indefinite ὅvxlw, ἥxl, ὅxl -- 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 -rw or -rp -- ἥnlrw, ἡnίry, ἀefnzόw, ἀefnzrῦ, ἔudrp, ἔudry -- Classics and Our Modern World: Tom Palaima -- Etymology Corner XVI by Dr. E. Del Chrol -- The Future Indicative and Infinitive Active of ἔ{}, ἐnaύp}, ἔu{roal and the Dynamic Infinitive -- The Verb -- The Future Indicative Active -- Future Tense Stems -- Future Tense Endings -- The Conjugation of ἔ{} -- Future Indicative Active of ἔ{} -- Future Infinitive Active of ἔ{} ---

The Conjugation ἐnaύp}, ἐnά} -- Future Indicative Active of ἐnaύp}, ἐnά} -- Future Infinitive Active of ἐnaύp}, ἐnά} -- The Conjugation of ἔu{roal -- Future Indicative of ἔu{roal -- Future Infinitive of ἔu{roal -- The Infinitive -- The Dynamic Infinitive -- Papyrology -- Etymology Corner XVII by Dr. E. Del Chrol -- The Personal Pronouns -- fἷw, rὐefίw, and ojefίw.

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 -- rἶea and the Present and Future Indicative and Infinitive Middle and Passive of ἐnaύp}, manέ}, zέu}, eίe}ol, xίkjol -- The Verb -- The Conjugation of rἶea -- 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 }-verbs -- How to Get the Correct Stem -- Primary Middle and Passive Endings -- Endings in Summary -- The Conjugation of ἐnayp} -- The Conjugation of manέ} -- The Conjugation of zέu} ---

The Conjugation of eίe}ol -- The Conjugation of xίkjol -- Etymology Corner XIX by Dr. E. Del Chrol -- Joe Goodkin, Singer and Songwriter -- First and Second Declension Adjectives and Common Adjectives and Pronouns: aὐxόw, rὗxrw, ὅef, ἐmfῖprw, and -}p, -ryva, -rp -- 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 -a, -jw and -a, -ᾱw -- Declining First Declension Short Alpha Nouns -a, -jw and -a, -ᾱw -- First Declension Nouns in -jw, -ry and -ᾱw, -ry ---

Declining First Declension Masculine Nouns in -jw, -ry and -ᾱw, -ry -- 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 ὅw, 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 nέd}, ἔ{}, ἐudάiroal, eίe}ol, xίkjol -- The Verb -- ol-Verbs Contrasted with }-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 ol-Verbs -- The Infinitive -- The Aorist Infinitive Contrasted with the Present Infinitive -- Stems for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of }-Verbs -- Endings for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of }-Verbs -- Secondary Middle and Passive Endings -- Endings in Summary -- Conjugation of nέd}, ἔ{}, and ἐudάiroal -- Imperfect Indicative Active of nέd} ---

Imperfect Indicative Middle of nέd} -- Imperfect Indicative Passive of nέd} -- First Aorist Indicative Active of nέd} -- First Aorist Infinitive Active of nέd} -- First Aorist Indicative Middle of nέd} -- First Aorist Infinitive Middle of nέd} -- Aorist Indicative Passive of nέd} -- Aorist Infinitive Passive of nέd} -- Imperfect Indicative Active of ἔ{} -- Imperfect Indicative Middle of ἔ{} -- Imperfect Indicative Passive of ἔ{} -- Second Aorist Indicative Active of ἔ{} -- Second Aorist Infinitive Active of ἔ{} -- Second Aorist Indicative Middle of ἔ{} -- Second Aorist Infinitive Middle of ἔ{} -- Imperfect Indicative of ἐudάiroal -- Aorist Indicative of ἐudάiroal -- Aorist Infinitive of ἐudάiroal ---

Stems for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of eίe}ol -- Endings for the Imperfect and Aorist Tenses of eίe}ol -- Conjugation of eίe}ol -- Imperfect Indicative Active of eίe}ol -- Imperfect Indicative Middle of eίe}ol -- Imperfect Indicative Passive of eίe}ol -- Aorist Indicative Active of eίe}ol -- Aorist Infinitive Active of eίe}ol.

Aorist Indicative Middle of eίe}ol.

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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