<p>Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 20. Introduction to developing skills of reading longer, continuous passages of original Greek prose and/or poetry texts, with attention to literary and cultural background. Course is normally requisite to other courses in Greek 100 series. May be repeated for credit with change of assigned readings and with consent of instructor. P/NP or letter grading.</p>

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GREEK 100 - Intermediate Greek II: Readings in Greek

Intermediate Greek II: Readings in Greek

Acquire advanced competency in salient forms of grammar and syntax, such as intransitive vs. transitive uses of the verb, the vocabulary of correlatives, and mixed conditionals.

Learn to read genuine Greek prose (e.g. NOT textbook prose).

Acquire the interpretative and historical skills necessary to place and understand Plato’s Menexenus in its cultural context.

Consolidate basic forms and syntax from the review process with which you engaged in Greek 20.  

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Intermediate Greek II: Readings in Greek

GREEK 100

4 units