A Series Of First Lessons In Greek: Adapted To The 2nd Ed. Of Goodwin's Greek Grammar Ad Designed As An Introd. Either To Goodwin's Greek Reader, Or To Goodwin & White's Selections From Xenophon

by John Williams White

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304 pages, Hardcover

First published September 13, 2013

About the author

1849-1917

Reviews

[Asia · Rating 3 out of 5]

Definitely above my Greek level so far, but also reading it on a scan rather than a book is a lot harder and especially when trying to figure out how to translate the texts, thankfully my antique copy of The Beginner’s Greek Book by the same author is a lot easier to understand both being a physical copy and feeling better for my beginner level in the language. But all and all really fun to try. Will definitely need to reread this one once I’m finished reading this next one and have learned more.