Greek in parallel

Classical Greek texts beside a parallel English translation, with a contextual gloss on every word and the full Liddell–Scott–Jones entry a click away.

HesiodἩσίοδος TheogonyΘεογονία The birth of the cosmos and the generations of the gods, from Chasm and Earth to the reign of Zeus. XenophonΞενοφῶν AnabasisἈνάβασις Cyrus the Younger leads Greek and barbarian troops up-country against his brother the Great King — from the muster at Sardis to the fatal clash at Cunaxa. Book 1 HomerὍμηρος IliadἸλιάς The wrath of Achilles: the quarrel with Agamemnon, the plague of Apollo, Briseis taken, and Thetis’s appeal to Zeus. Book 1 AesopΑἴσωπος The Fox and the GrapesἈλώπηξ καὶ βότρυς A hungry fox, some unreachable grapes, and the excuse that named “sour grapes” — one complete fable: title, story, and moral. Fable 32 (Chambry) · Perry 15