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Course Description
Academic Year 2007-2008 • Grade 8 and above • Greek Sequence
For reference only; see current year course listing for course availability and details.Greek II
Sections and Teachers
Section 1: Instructor: Bruce McMenomy
Starts: September 5, 2007
Ends: May 28, 2008
Monday 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM ET • Wednesday 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM ET
Tuition: $450.00
This course continues with Units 11-20 of the Hansen and Quinn introductory textbook. By the time they have finished, students should have mastery of a core vocabulary, all significant inflectional forms, and the main syntax of Greek, and be prepared to tackle Attic Greek readings. In the past, students completing only Greek II have tested into upper-division Greek courses in college. The New Testament should also be fairly easy to read at this point.Prerequisites
Greek I through this program, or some other program offering Hansen and Quinn 1-10. Due to the unusual order of presentation of materials, no other preparation will really be adequate.
Recommended background
Latin is of course helpful, though we do not recomment starting Greek and Latin simultaneously. Considerable attention is given to the task of distinguishing Greek constructions from corresponding constructions in Latin, in order to obviate confusion and also give the student a firm grasp of case origins and usage.
Teacher's notes:
This course will be offered if it receives sufficient enrollment. It is seldom worth starting with fewer than five, since there is a fairly high rate of attrition over the course of the sequence.
Textbooks and Materials
This item is required:
Greek: An Intensive Course [Edition or Version: 2], Authors: Hardy Hansen, Gerald M. Quinn
ISBN: 0823216632
Best sources: Scholars Online Bookstore
Other information: Second revised edition. Hardcover version may be substituted. The student probably already has this from Greek I.
This item is recommended but not required and its use is optional:
Greek New Testament: With English Introduction including Greek/English dictionary [Edition or Version: 4], Authors: Kurt Aland (Editor)
ISBN: 3438051133
Best sources: Scholars Online Bookstore
Other information: Optional though recommended: regular reading in the Greek New Testament is an excellent way to bolster one's Greek and to achieve a better mastery of Scripture.
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Greek II
Sections and Teachers
Section 1:
Instructor: Bruce McMenomy
Starts: September 5, 2007
Ends: May 28, 2008
Monday 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM ET • Wednesday 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM ET
Tuition: $450.00
This course continues with Units 11-20 of the Hansen and Quinn introductory textbook. By the time they have finished, students should have mastery of a core vocabulary, all significant inflectional forms, and the main syntax of Greek, and be prepared to tackle Attic Greek readings. In the past, students completing only Greek II have tested into upper-division Greek courses in college. The New Testament should also be fairly easy to read at this point.
Prerequisites
Greek I through this program, or some other program offering Hansen and Quinn 1-10. Due to the unusual order of presentation of materials, no other preparation will really be adequate.
Recommended background
Latin is of course helpful, though we do not recomment starting Greek and Latin simultaneously. Considerable attention is given to the task of distinguishing Greek constructions from corresponding constructions in Latin, in order to obviate confusion and also give the student a firm grasp of case origins and usage.
Teacher's notes:
This course will be offered if it receives sufficient enrollment. It is seldom worth starting with fewer than five, since there is a fairly high rate of attrition over the course of the sequence.
Textbooks and Materials
This item is required:
Greek: An Intensive Course [Edition or Version: 2], Authors: Hardy Hansen, Gerald M. Quinn
ISBN: 0823216632
Best sources: Scholars Online Bookstore
Other information: Second revised edition. Hardcover version may be substituted. The student probably already has this from Greek I.
This item is recommended but not required and its use is optional:
Greek New Testament: With English Introduction including Greek/English dictionary [Edition or Version: 4], Authors: Kurt Aland (Editor)
ISBN: 3438051133
Best sources: Scholars Online Bookstore
Other information: Optional though recommended: regular reading in the Greek New Testament is an excellent way to bolster one's Greek and to achieve a better mastery of Scripture.
Ready to Enroll?
Don't yet have a member account? Click this button to create one. We collect only the information we need to identify you and support your enrollments.
Need to know more first? Click the button to check out our FAQs page. You can also email the teacher (just click on the teacher's name in the section listing above!), or contact our Academic Support advisor (See our Support page).
Scholars Online is fully accredited through the Middle States Accreditation Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools.
Hosted on Interserver