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A Digital Tutorial For Ancient Greek Based on John William White's First Greek Book Interesante tutorial digital para el Griego Clásico basado en John William White's First Greek Book

A Digital Tutorial For Ancient Greek Based on John William White's First Greek Book Tutorial digital. Griego Clásico basado en John William White's First Greek Book

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The mythology of ancient Greece and Italy

The Ancient Library ofrece, entre otros trabajos, una serie de diccionarios del siglo XIX de mitología y cultura clásica enteramente escaneados.

Galerías de fotos de Roma, Grecia...

EyeWitness Accounts Of The Ancient World

This is a blog about Classical and Ancient Civilizations, Mythology and the Indo-European world. ------ Este es un blog sobre civilizaciones clásicas y antiguas, mitología y el mundo indoeuropeo. ------ Este é un blog sobre civilizacións clásicas e antigas, mitoloxía e o mundo indoeuropeo

Ancient Coin Search Engine

Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World...

Página de Joan Coderch, profesor en Oxford, con noticias de actualidad escritas en griego clásico.

Noticias modernas en griego antiguo

News in Ancient Greek

Georeferencing the Barrington Atlas Additional data from the Barrington Atlas Important places and ancient placenames Linking and embedding external resources

modern English words whose origins reach far back into Ancient Greek and Roman mythology.

This app brings all 116,000 definitions of the Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek-English Lexicon to your iOS device, with blazing speed, smart searching algorithms, and a unique "reverse search" system that turns the LSJ into an English-Greek dictionary. Features: - Full offline dictionary reading, presenting auto-generated short definitions of every word backed up by the full LSJ entry. - A powerful search mechanism lets you type in English, Greek or Beta Code to find words. The English search system uses heuristics to return highly accurate search results, even when accent and breathing vary. - A unique "reverse search" system lets you query the English definition of each word. For example, searching for "rock" returns "πέτρα". This effectively turns the LSJ into an elementary English to Greek lexicon, backed up by all the copious referencing and detailed usages that the LSJ offers. - Includes a guide to getting started with Beta Code, which allows you to search for precise orthography. - Full support for iPad and iPhone - buy the app once and use it anywhere. - Did we mention that it was really, really fast? At last you can search the entire LSJ in a fraction of a second! This is our latest app for classicists on the App Store - be sure to check out our range of Latin apps for iPhone and iPad at www.romansgohome.com!

Associations in the Greco-Roman World: A Sourcebook (= AGRW). Using tools in the right sidebar, you can browse or search a growing online database of inscriptions and papyri about associations, immigrant groups, and guilds in the ancient Mediterranean, including many documents that do not appear in the book (marked with an asterisk*).

To the ancient Greeks, every mystery in nature could be explained by the whims, passions and peculiarities of the gods. This episode features three favorite nature myths: - The Myth of Persephone, in which Hades, the god of the underworld, abducts the beautiful young Persephone, thereby plunging the earth into a permanent state of icy winter. It takes the great Zeus to negotiate a deal between Hades and Persephone's distraught mother, resulting in the arrival of spring, and the ongoing cycle of seasonal changes. - Echo & Narcissus, in which a talkative nymph loses her heart to the handsome Narcissus, only to discover the young man only has eyes for himself. - Helios, in which a brash young man named Phaethon borrows his father's sun chariot and finds out the hard way that pulling the sun across the sky each day is easier said than done.

"How to destroy ancient literature: 10 000 lines of Latin verse condensed into 97 seconds of bad costumes and cardboard spears. Classicists avoid."

This paper reports on a flipped design for teaching ancient Greek in a theological college. Students lear the basic content through online videos and actividites and them atteded a two-weeks intensive ti ubteract with faculty and peers. Studentes were satisfied with the online resource and agreed that it had helped them prepare to learn Greek     erw eeii