[B-Greek] Mounce versus Croy
Carl Conrad
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Fri Apr 8 09:25:33 EDT 2011
This slipped through the cracks because it was addressed to the wrong place.
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From: "Robert Lewis" <Roblumc at comcast.net>
Date: April 8, 2011 7:03:32 AM EDT
To: <b-greek-bounces at lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: RE: [B-Greek] Mounce versus Croy
I am using Croy for a First year Greek course. The edition that comes with
the CD-Rom is very helpful in that it provides an answer key (but not to the
LXX, NT exercises- these can be looked up), a bunch of vocabulary quizzes,
helps for teachers, etc. The CD-ROM makes Croy viable for a self-learner.
I agree with the comment made about participles. A little bit more in this
department would have been helpful! Overall, my students find Croy to be a
good text.
Rob Lewis
Adj instructor in Greek, General Theological Seminary, NY, NY
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Subject: Re: [B-Greek] Mounce versus Croy
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:20 PM, Michael Aubrey <mga318 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yes. That's about right. I used Croy at some point in my past. It is
poorly
> made and its not useful for self-learners--though that relates more to the
> lack of an answer key than the content. Its use of the Septuagint in
> exercises is excellent though. Mounce cannot match that--or at least
> doesn't.
Yes, the comments about self-learning did refer to the answer key, but
also that Croy is quite a bit more concise than Mounce.
By the way, in the latest edition of the Mounce Workbook, there were
many sentences taken from the LXX among the "Additional" exercises,
which I required my students to do.
Stephen
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Stephen C. Carlson
Graduate Program in Religion
Duke University
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