Vocabulary
The positive aspect of 'work.'
What is ἔργον?
Case expressing posession.
What is the genitive?
This Roman emperor used Ancient Greek to record his private thoughts on applied Stoic philosophy.
Who was Marcus Aurelius?
The name of this construction: τὸ γράφειν.
What is an articular infinitive?
What are epsilon and alpha?
Two ways to say 'I trust.'
What are πείθομαι and πιστεύω?
These three cases are the same for neuter nouns.
What are the nominative, accusative, and vocative?
This word, often misleadingly translated "love," in fact was frequently used with negative connotations.
What is eros?
What is indirect statement?
The third principle part of a verb give this tense.
What is the aorist tense?
Four postpositive words in Ancient Greek.
What are μέν, δέ, γάρ, τε? (οὖν and some others may also be acceptable)
This case can express the means by which something is done.
What is the dative case?
What is the anger of Achilles?
What is the accusative?
What are λύω, πείθω and παύω? (πράττω is also acceptable as one of the three)
Noun: the love shared between parent and child.
What is στοργή?
This case, as given in the dictionary, can tell us the stem of a noun.
What is the genetive case?
Socrates claims in Plato's Apology that this kind of life is not livable.
What is a life "without examination"? (only half the points for "unexamined")
Anything right after the article appears in this position.
What is the attributive position?
Three aspects possible for a verb.
What are simple, continuous and repeated? ('completed' is also acceptable)
"How are you?" in Ancient Greek.
What is πῶς πράττεις?
This technical term describes a language, like Ancient Greek or Latin, that relies more or cases (and other morphology) than on word order to communicate meaning.
What is inflection? OR What is an inflected language?
While ancient Greek priests did not much care what one believed about the gods, this group of people did.
Who were the philosophers?
A relative pronoun gets its gender and number from this word.
What is the antecedent?
A present tense verb ending in -ει is most likely going to be 3rd p. sing. act. But it might be this instead.
What is 2nd person singular middle/passive?