/lit/ - Literature

What's the best textbook for learning anceint greek besides athenaze? I want to learn all dialects and am starting with attic greek following the advice of others. What's the best textbook to use in conjunction with the italian athenaze?

>>20587637
The fact that they're Holy Scriptures, and were considered so for all of Christian history until the KJV printers wanted to save money on paper.
They're also amazing books, I especially like the book of Judith and Wisdom of Sirach.

>>20588274
Enoch isn't in the Apocrypha

>>20459922
The Church Fathers (guided by the Holy Spirit) put the New Testament in the order that it is for a reason. I think that by choosing another order than that we do ourselves a disservice, by going our own way instead of following the guidance of some of the wisest and holiest men to exist. Same thing with the Old Testament.

I've read Augustine's City of God. Where should I go from here?

Reminder that the Roman church put themselves in a state of heresy by deliberately mistranslating and altering the Nicene Creed from its original Greek form (which their own beliefs on Ecumenical councils being divinely protected from error imply was authoritative), and that you can't refute this.

>>14820008
>Τὰ Βιβλία is in any language but Koine Greek

>>13163738
>there is no unified authority on these issues
It's called the Orthodox Church, heretic