As I mentioned in another thread, I'm trying to record some audio with a first-century Koine pronunciation. It's a bit different from Buth's scheme, though those who use Buth's scheme won't have trouble understanding it (hopefully). I wasn't sure where to post this so I'm sharing this here with anyone who might want to download the audio. In the future I may try to upload these to YouTube or a website if I have time to make one. The text is from the SBLGNT (I believe this text is free to share for non-commercial use according to their copyright, though if I'm mistaken please let me know).
https://archive.org/details/philippians01
Audio of Philippians chapter 1 in Koine
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