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Build from the alphabet and sentence patterns toward direct reading in Latin and Attic Greek.
A complete-beginner, reading-first course influenced by Athenaze and modern core-vocabulary work. Every lesson adds a small word bank and uses Greek in controlled sentences before expanding the grammar.
Decode the alphabet, build high-frequency vocabulary, and read your first Attic sentences.
Open course →A complete-beginner path organized around short, comprehensible sentences. Every lesson adds a small vocabulary bank, explains one useful structure, and checks both reading and word knowledge.
Build real Latin sentences while accumulating a practical core vocabulary.
Open course →Follow political communities, wars, arguments, and evidence across Greece and Rome.
Build a chronological framework for archaic, classical, and early Hellenistic Greece while comparing institutions, writers, wars, and the limits of the surviving evidence.
From Solon to Alexander, meet the communities and arguments that reshaped the Greek world.
Open course →Learn Rome’s political vocabulary through the conflicts that changed it. Foundation myths are marked as traditions; late-Republic careers are connected to speeches, campaigns, and places.
Follow the institutions, ambitions, and stories that carried Rome from republic to principate.
Open course →Meet gods and heroes while comparing the different poems, places, rituals, and images that preserve them.
Twelve self-contained introductions to the major Olympians. Begin with any god: each lesson explains origins, domains, a memorable myth, ancient cult, and the places where surviving traditions disagree.
Choose an Olympian and learn their birth, powers, defining myths, and ancient worship.
Open course →Twelve self-contained mythic biographies drawn from epic, tragedy, hymns, and later retellings. Each lesson establishes the central story while keeping variants visible and asking who pays for heroic fame.
Choose a hero and follow the deed, flaw, cost, and afterlife of their story.
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