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Reading Greek: Grammar and Exercises

by Joint Association of Classical Teachers · Joint Association of Classical Teachers

Grammar volume of the Joint Association of Classical Teachers' introductory Attic Greek course, pairing systematic explanations of Greek morphology and syntax with graded exercises and vocabulary keyed to the companion Text and Vocabulary volume, building the ability to read unadapted classical prose.

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