Syllabus
3rd Declension: stems in -τ, -δ, -θ; Future of εἰμί (sum)3rd Declension: Stems in -ρ; Syllabic and Temporal AugmentsFurther Notes on Word OrderNumerals: Cardinals and Ordinals, 1–10; Time3rd Declension: Stems in -ι and -υ; Some Verbs with Consonant Stems (Labial)3rd Declension: Stems in Diphthongs; Passive of λύω, Present and Imperfect; the AgentRegular comparison of adjectives in –ος; Genitive of Comparison and use of -ἤ; Passive of λύω, Perfect and Pluperfect
Annotation
This course covers morphology and syntax of Ancient Greek according to the chapters 9–15 of Greek for Beginners by L. A. Wilding.
The lessons are composed of grammar explanation and of exercises (mostly translations both from Greek to English and from English to Greek). Another essential part of the course is home preparation for every new session - students have to learn grammar explained at the last class, memorize new words and prepare home exercise.