Learn Ancient Greek

Unbelievably, after signing up for the NaNoWriMo 2007 project:

decided to:

Learn Ancient Greek

Initial foray with Ancient Greek (a Teach Yourself Complete Course) by Gavin Betts and Alan Henry was quickly followed by finding Groton's college text, which gives one the happy delusion of fast progress (by having about three chapters for the material in any one chapter by Betts and Henry):

From Alpha to Omega
by Anne H. Groton

and:

Classical Greek Vocabulary Cards

Answer Key for 'From Alpha to Omega'

Progress with From Alpha to Omega

Started (Day 1) on Boxing Day, 26 December 2007.

Chapter. Words assigned to learn. Total words assigned to learn so far.

1. Introduction: The Greek Alphabet 0 0

2. Introduction: The Greek Accents 0 0

3. Ω-verbs: Present Active Indicative, Present Active Infinitive, and Present Active Imperative. Assigned first 10 words. 10.

4. First Declension: Feminine Nouns, Part 1. 12 22

5. First Declension: Feminine Nouns, Part 2. 11 (6R -- given for reading; not required to learn (?)) 33

6. Ω-verbs: Future Active Indicative, Future Active Infinitive 11 (8R -- for reading; not learned) 44

7. Second Declension: Masculine Nouns. 12 (8R -- for reading; not learned) 56

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Chapter.	Words assigned to learn.	Total words assigned to learn so far.
1. Introduction: The Greek Alphabet	0	0
2. Introduction: The Greek Accents	0	0
3. Ω-verbs: Present Active Indicative, Present Active Infinitive, and Present Active Imperative.	Assigned first 10 words.	10.
4. First Declension: Feminine Nouns, Part 1.	12	22
5. First Declension: Feminine Nouns, Part 2.	11 (6R -- given for reading; not required to learn (?))	33
6. Ω-verbs: Future Active Indicative, Future Active Infinitive	11 (8R -- for reading; not learned)	44
7. Second Declension: Masculine Nouns.	12 (8R -- for reading; not learned)	56