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Elementary Greek

Elementary Greek

 

The essentials of Greek morphology, syntax, and vocabulary taught Dr. Voelz.

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  • Chapter 01.A by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.A

    James Voelz

    Course Introduction, including tips and resources.

  • Chapter 01.B by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.B

    James Voelz

    Introduction to the Greek Alphabet.

  • Chapter 01.C.1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.C.1

    James Voelz

    The vowel chart for Greek.

  • Chapter 01.C.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.C.2

    James Voelz

    The consonant chart for Greek.

  • Chapter 01.D by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.D

    James Voelz

    Dividing a Greek word into syllables.

  • Chapter 01.E by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.E

    James Voelz

    The rough breathing mark equals the "H" sound.

  • Chapter 01.E 1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 01.E 1

    James Voelz

    Introduction to Greek accents.

  • Chapter 02 A.1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 02 A.1

    James Voelz

    Greek was the lingua franca of the Ancient World.

  • Chapter 02 A.4.a by James Voelz

    Chapter 02 A.4.a

    James Voelz

    The general rules of accents.

  • Chapter 02 A.4.b by James Voelz

    Chapter 02 A.4.b

    James Voelz

    Major modifications to the general rules of accents.

  • Chapter 02 A.4.c.1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 02 A.4.c.1

    James Voelz

    Accents on verbs always move to the left.

  • Chapter 02 A.4.c.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 02 A.4.c.2

    James Voelz

    Accents on nouns either stay where they are or move to the right, if necessary.

  • Chapter 03 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03

    James Voelz

    Parsing verbs includes identifying tense, mood, voice, person, and number.

  • Chapter 03.A.1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.A.1

    James Voelz

    Verbal terminations include the connecting vowel and the verbal ending.

  • Chapter 03.A.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.A.2

    James Voelz

    Connecting vowels join the verbal stem to the verbal ending.

  • Chapter 03.B.1 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.B.1

    James Voelz

    The middle voice indicates that something is done for the subject's benefit.

  • Chapter 03.B.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.B.2

    James Voelz

    The Present Indicative Middle paradigm.

  • Chapter 03.C.3 by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.C.3

    James Voelz

    The Present Indicative Middle paradigm, continued.

  • Chapter 03.H by James Voelz

    Chapter 03.H

    James Voelz

    Nouns are declined and verbs are conjugated.

  • Chapter 04 by James Voelz

    Chapter 04

    James Voelz

    Greek is an inflected language. Greek has four cases.

  • Chapter 04.A.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 04.A.2

    James Voelz

    Introduction to Declensions. Greek has three declensions.

  • Chapter 04.B by James Voelz

    Chapter 04.B

    James Voelz

    The Second Declension paradigm, Masculine and Feminine pattern.

  • Chapter 04.B.2 by James Voelz

    Chapter 04.B.2

    James Voelz

    The Second Declension paradigm, Neuter pattern.

  • Chapter 04.D by James Voelz

    Chapter 04.D

    James Voelz

    Second Declension noun accents.

  • Chapter 04.E by James Voelz

    Chapter 04.E

    James Voelz

    Noun syntax relates to case usage and case endings.

 
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