Classics

This course follows up on the previous module (Ancient Greek Language part I, by Prof. Cinalli) and is aimed at developing further the knowledge of Ancient Greek grammar (morphology and syntax). By the end of the module, students are expected to have a good command of the grammar and syntax of the language, have developed a good working Greek vocabulary and have read passaged of unadapted Greek of a reasonable length. The final exam has a written and an oral part. The written exam consists in a translation of a Greek passage, which will be discussed by the student during the oral phase of the examination.

This course requires some basic skills and abilities acquired in the first half of the year (semester I)

Greek language: D.J. Mastronarde, Introduction to Attic Greek, Berkeley 2013 E. Dickey, An Introduction to The Composition and Analysis of Greek Prose, Cambridge 2016

Lectures

Not mandatory

written translation into English of a passage of Ancient Greek suitable to exit-level of the students, with some questions on the morphology-syntax features of the text

Lectures