I'm in the middle of plowing through this hefty volume for a summer intensive course in Ancient Greek. It's superb. I agree wholeheartedly with the blurb on the back cover that references the book's "wonderful clarity." In other circles I have heard Hansen and Quinn referred to as "boring," and while I admit that there are no 'splosions here, all I can say is that if you like a traditional sort of approach to language learning, you can't do better than this mighty tome. I'm not expert enough to confidently state that absolutely everything is here ... but in addition to wonderfully clear, I would call this book "thorough." It's solid. It's dense. It's a lot. It may be just what you need. ( )

"2012-10-26 12:00:00"

"2012-10-26 12:00:00"

3 copies, one of which is the 2-vol. set that has the appendix bound separately