Anyone want to work through Dickey's Greek Prose Composition book?

[EricSowell]

Anyone want to set a pace and work through Composition and Analysis of Greek Prose by Eleanor Dickey? Could be a fun exercise and we can chat here if we have any hangups.

[NathanSmith]

I've ordered the book and should have it some time next week. We've spoken with a few others in side channels who are interested, so it looks like we've got a group of interested folks.

[Jonathan Haley]

This sounds like a terrific idea! When would this start, and what kind of pace is being considered?

[NathanSmith]

I just got the book, but haven't had much time to evaluate how the exercises are laid out. Anyone have an opinion or feedback on pacing?

[EricSowell]

20 chapters so 20 weeks? Maybe try this for a couple weeks and see if that's too fast or slow.

[NathanSmith]

That sounds reasonable. So when for week 1?

[EricSowell]

Let's start next week. Lesson 1 due Saturday

[EricSowell]

Some corrections by Dickey up on Academia.edu. https://www.academia.edu/35570568/Corri ... kly_digest

[NathanSmith]

OK, here we go. Among other things, this should provide good polytonic typing practice.

[EricSowell]

Maybe I'm missing it but I don't see an answer key for the accenting stuff here at the beginning. I guess we'll have to post here and check each other's work.