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From: "David J. White" <djwhite@acorn.net>
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Subject: first-yr. Greek help
To: classics@u.washington.edu (Classics List)
Date: Tue, 29 Feb 0 10:13:33 EST
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Does anyone know of any resources available online that would be helpful to a 
first-year student of ancient Greek at the college level -- review exercises, 
grammar drills, etc.?  I know this sort of thing is fairly plentiful online for Latin 
students, but I'm not sure what's out there for Greek students.

Please reply offlist if you prefer.

Thanks!

David White
Univ. of Akron


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