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Anonymous06/19/25, 10:18No.24478787/clg/ - Classical Languages General
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>τὸ πρότερον νῆμα·
>>24425603 [/lit/thread/24425603#p24425603]
>Μέγα τὸ Ἑλληνιστί/Ῥωμαϊστί·
https://mega dot nz/folder/FHdXFZ4A#mWgaKv4SeG-2Rx7iMZ6EKw
>Mέγα τὸ ANE·
https://mega dot nz/folder/YfsmFRxA#pz58Q6aTDkwn9Ot6G68NRg
>Work in progress FAQ
https://rentry dot co/n8nrko
All Classical languages are welcome.
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Anon06/19/25, 13:02No.24479032
>I don't know shit about the particular thing you asked about but I'm going to give you advice anyway and YOU OUGHT TO BE FUCKING GRATEFUL, kiss my feet, I'm a god, I know everything.
Why are 90% of posters on this site like this?
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Anon06/19/25, 13:53No.24479102
Would you like to try any of these recipes from De agri cultura?
https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/e/roman/texts/cato/de_agricultura/e*.html
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Anon06/19/25, 14:16No.24479143
Reminder that if the post is aggressively retarded, it’s probably bait.
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Anon06/19/25, 14:29No.24479163
A favor, OP, please no more AI images. There are countless ostraca, manuscripts, frescoes, architectural sites, pottery types, artifacts, etc. which make for good eye-catching imagery. You may even spark someone's interest in that particular object.
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Anon06/19/25, 15:02No.24479254
cant wait to start
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Anon06/19/25, 21:02No.24480155
If you haven't done 1,225 chapter reps of Familia Romana can you really say you've completed it?
https://youtu.be/Jt119q8Jmho?si=-5zhd41XLFc5a-tE
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Anon06/19/25, 22:18No.24480336
>OP pic
WHAT THE FUCK ANON? YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME, I AM A RIGHTEOUS CITIZEN!
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Anon06/20/25, 13:14No.24481666
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Anon06/20/25, 17:19No.24482258
How hard is it to pivot into modern Greek once you learn ancient Greek? Naturally I plan to learn ancient Greek, but Odysseas Elytis seems pretty cool too, but I'm not sure whether you could just jump into his works with your knowledge of ancient Greek, or if you'd have to learn the language from the beginning for 19th-20th century literature from Greece.
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Anon06/21/25, 10:10No.24484393
bump of resurrection
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Anon06/22/25, 14:46No.24487436
ᵇᵘᵐᵖ
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Anon06/22/25, 15:52No.24487586
HUDREEEEEEEEEAHHHHH
HUDRREEEEEEEEEEEAHHHH
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Anon06/22/25, 19:05No.24487994
Are loeb translations 1:1 word for word or tought for tought like some bible or modern classics translations?
I mean can I just read them side by side to actually learn the vocabulary as a beginner with zero understanding of latin or they are for advanced learners.
Also for greek, is there any works that have the phonetic sounds or some kind of translation with original greek writings AND english translations so I can learn this foreign alphabet without a IRL teacher?
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Anon06/22/25, 21:29No.24488392
Heu! Timet et medicus mihi et uxor quod caco ego atrum;
nescio quid sit aut unde at nolo quisque timere.
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Anon06/22/25, 21:39No.24488415
I'm taking a Koine Greek summer class for seminary, and I'm struggling to remember all the different ways to modify nouns. I get it's by case, gender, and number, I'm just having trouble memorizing the particular suffixes used. Does anybody have any good techniques for memorization that I could try?
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Anon06/23/25, 11:53No.24489674
i dont really get the use of the participle in "ab urbe condita" type sentences
i think its meant to denote an action? its mainly identifying what the participle is there for what i find hard
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Anon06/23/25, 17:42No.24490312
Give this review a read if you ever want to realize how bad medieval Latinist education is in the US and UK. It seems no academic-published translations can be trusted.
https://brill.com/view/journals/viv/58/4/article-p357_10.xml
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Anon06/24/25, 02:45No.24491581
If you think this dude’s translation is bad just wait until zoomer medievalists start publishing translations
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Anon06/24/25, 05:24No.24491899
>Salvete Omnes
