A Greek Boy at Home

A Greek Boy At Home is an original, graded story written in Greek by W.H.D. Rouse. It was intended as a companion reader to his popular grammar book, A First Greek Course, though is ideal as supplementary reading for any Greek course or as a stand-alone book for intermediate students. Rouse (1863--1950), former headmaster of the Perse School, Cambridge and one of the founding editors of the Loeb Classical Library, was an advocate of applying the Direct Method of language education to Latin and Greek. This edition was carefully scanned, proofread, and digitized. The companion vocabulary addendum is not included.