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ANCIENT GREEK ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ |
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Choose from a variety of day and evening
classes in Ancient Greek, from beginning through advanced
levels. Accelerated and Intensive classes are
available in Summer Quarter. Classes are composed
of motivated adult learners, with a minimum of
five, a maximum of 15 and an average of eight
students per class. Experienced and academically qualified instructors work to maintain a relaxed yet rigorous learning environment suited to the needs of the adult learner. Because Ancient Greek is no longer spoken, the primary goal of instruction is to develop the student's proficiency in reading. Students are introduced to the building-blocks of the language: the system of grammatical cases in the noun system; the tenses and moods of the verbal system; and the basic vocabulary. Insofar as possible, authentic Ancient Greek material is used to supplement the exercises in the textbooks. For upcoming Ancient Greek classes, course descriptions and instructor profiles, please see below. SUMMER REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday,
June 13th, 2008
Course Schedule
InstructorsTyler LansfordChristopher Read Language ProfileLike Latin, Sanskrit and Gothic, Ancient Greek is one of the oldest representatives of the Indo-European family of languages, and knowledge of it is indispensable for the work of historical and comparative linguists. Unlike Latin, however, . . . Click here to continue |
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