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DescriptionGreek 101 gives you direct access to a remarkable heritage. Covering all of the topics in a typical year of introductory ancient Greek at the college level, these user-friendly lessons focus on teaching you to read unadapted passages from Homer’s Iliad and the New Testament—two of the most important works in the Greek language, which have for centuries inspired people from all walks of life to learn ancient Greek. Your guide is Professor Hans-Friedrich Mueller of Union College in Schenectady, New York, an award-winning educator who gives classical language teaching a whole new image. Gone is the drudgery of glacially slow progress that is associated with traditional instruction in ancient languages. Instead, Professor Mueller quickly introduces you to authentic Greek, and he presents his subject with charm, wit, and consummate skill in making Greek logical and understandable.Included in this product:36 Video lectures – 30 minutes each, 36 MP3 Audio lectures, and a detailed 438 page PDF Course Guidebook is included.Note: As an extra in this product, all 36 course lectures are included in MP3 audio format also!* Enjoy the convenience of experiencing this course while driving, exercising, etc. While the video does contain visual elements, the professor presents the material in an engaging and clear manner, so the visuals are not necessary to understand the concepts. Additionally, you may refer to the accompanying course guidebook for diagrams, illustrations, and examples that are cited throughout the course. ContentLesson 1 – The Greek Alphabet & PronunciationLesson 2 – First-Declension NounsLesson 3 – Basic Rules of Greek AccentuationLesson 4 – Additional Patterns of the First DeclensionLesson 5 – Verbs in the Present TenseLesson 6 – Adjective Forms & Second-Declension NounsLesson 7 – Building Basic Translation SkillsLesson 8 – First- & Second-Declension PronounsLesson 9 – Verbs in the Imperfect TenseLesson 10 – Verbs in the Future & Aorist TensesLesson 11 – First-Declension Masculine NounsLesson 12 – The Root AoristLesson 13 – Third-Declension NounsLesson 14 – Understanding Dactylic HexameterLesson 15 – Practicing Dactylic HexameterLesson 16 – The Middle/Passive Voice: Present & FutureLesson 17 – Aorist & Imperfect Middle/PassiveLesson 18 – Perfect & Pluperfect ActiveLesson 19 – Forming and Using InfinitivesLesson 20 – Active ParticiplesLesson 21 – Middle/Passive ParticiplesLesson 22 – The Perfect System in the Middle/PassiveLesson 23 – The Subjunctive MoodLesson 24 – The Imperative Mood, ActiveLesson 25 – The Imperative Mood, Middle/PassiveLesson 26 – The Optative MoodLesson 27 – The Aorist PassiveLesson 28 – Third-Declension AdjectivesLesson 29 – Demonstrative Adjectives & PronounsLesson 30 – Personal & Possessive PronounsLesson 31 – Relative, Interrogative & Indefinite PronounsLesson 32 – Regular- Verbs in the ActiveLesson 33 – Regular- Verbs in the Middle/PassiveLesson 34 – Review of Regular-VerbsLesson 35 – The VerbLesson 36 – Irregular Verbs & Tips for Further Study Media InformationLanguage: (English)Videos: 856×480 – MP4 formatAudio: 189kb/s – 2chan Stereo – rate 44kHz