Odyssey: Learn Ancient Greek

Read the Odyssey as Homer composed it: in Ancient Greek, line by line, with the English at your side. This is a guided edition of the complete poem. All twenty-four books, nothing cut. Tap any line for a clear translation and a word-by-word gloss; tap any word for its form and its job in the line. The grammar is taught from the poem itself, not from a textbook. Every line is read aloud. Follow the voice word by word, or let the whole book play while you listen. When you are ready, say a line back: your reading is scored on your device, and nothing you say leaves it. The metre is here too. Scan a line into its six feet, see the dactyls and spondees, and hear where the line breathes. You don't need any Greek to begin. A guided course takes you from the alphabet to reading Homer on your own, with a reader's grammar written for this book. The scholar's shelf is here too. Cunliffe's lexicon, Smyth's grammar, and Monro's Homeric grammar, linked to the line in front of you. - The complete Odyssey in Ancient Greek, every line beside a clear English translation - Every word explained: form, meaning, and role in the line - The whole poem read aloud, with word-by-word follow-along and continuous playback - Pronunciation practice scored on your device; your voice is never stored or sent - Homeric hexameter scansion, with the feet and the caesura marked - A course from the Greek alphabet to Homer, and a reader's grammar - Cunliffe, Smyth, and Monro, linked to every line - Notes on grammar, vocabulary, mythology, and culture, anchored to the line - A Line-of-the-Day widget for your home screen - Your progress stays on your device Book I is free. One purchase opens the complete work, yours forever. No subscription, no account, no ads.