Liber Graecus
The Liber Graecus is a textbook for the ancient Greek language , as the Latin name Liber Graecus , German Greek book , indicates. In some cases the Greek book is also called ΒΙΒΛΙΟΝ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΝ , which means the same thing in ancient Greek.
The Greek textbook developed by Emil Gaar , Mauriz Schuster and Ferdinand Schupp in 1930 was for a long time the standard textbook for introductory teaching at Austrian grammar schools. The textbook is divided into 42 lessons and prepares you ideally for the reading phase with short reading pieces, which are written in the original wording as far as possible by writers . In terms of content, it also provides insight into the life, history and intellectual world of the Greeks. The second part offers the corresponding vocabulary including the necessary form and sentence theory. In 1968 the 8th edition was revised by Konrad Holeschofsky. The 9th edition dates from 1970 and the 10th and last edition from 1984. Since the book has not been used for a long time, the last rights holder has decided to offer the 10th edition as a download.