Texts
Greek and Latin beside a literal English translation, every word clickable for its lemma, parse, gloss and syntax. More about it here.
Reading now
Whole texts, added chapter by chapter as I read them.
Anabasis 558 words
Xenophon — Greek. Text: Marchant (OCT 1904), via Perseus. Added a chapter at a time.
- Anabasis 1.1558 words
Epistulae Morales 280 words
Seneca — Latin. Letters 1–65. Text: Gummere (Loeb 1917), via Perseus. Added a letter at a time.
- Epistulae Morales 1280 words
Course readings
The passages set in GRK30 and LAT30 at Dartmouth.
GRK30 readings 3,087 words
various — Hand-written fixture corpus ported from GRK30. Exercises the reader; not the pilot text.
- Odyssey 5.55–94274 words
- Odyssey 7.81–107178 words
- Odyssey 7.108–145262 words
- Phaedrus 230a–e258 words
- Idyll 1.1–63488 words
- Idyll 1.64–107, 115–118354 words
- Idyll 1.120–152254 words
- Idyll 11.1–18130 words
- Idyll 11.19–81488 words
- Sappho 2.1–1662 words
- Sappho 31.1–1786 words
- Sappho 47.1–211 words
- Sappho 105a.1–320 words
- Sappho 105c.1–214 words
- Sappho 143.16 words
- Prometheus Bound 1–35202 words
LAT30 readings 424 words
Vergil — Latin. One reading so far; the format takes as many more as you care to add.
- Eclogues 1.1–63424 words