[B-Greek] Is Thucydides helpful reading material?
James Spinti
JSpinti at Eisenbrauns.com
Thu Oct 19 17:33:02 EDT 2006
Aughhh! I don't like Thucydides :(
I'm sure that Carl will have some ideas, but I would suggest maybe Plato
or Xenophon or one of the Tragedians. Theophrastus is fun, as is Lucian.
I think you would just end up frustrated reading Thucydides.
HTH,
James
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> Assuming one wanted to make some rapid headway in Attic would
> Thucydides be helpful reading material? I have been looking over the
> opening lines of Thucydides History and wondering if this would be
> something worth reading. Is Thucydides representative of Attic prose
> syntax?
>
> I am not too concerned about the difference between Thucydides and
> the NT greek which I assume would be substantial.
>
> Elizabeth Kline
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