Hi! Geoff from Denver, USA

Hi there!

I was a history student in college, focusing on the Middle Ages. Since I wanted to study the period seriously, I felt that a thorough education in Latin was necessary.

At the same time, I decided to study Ancient Greek in order to have a more rounded "classical" education.

As such I have read:

Latin: Virgil, Horace, Catullus, Tibullus, Tacitus, Jordanes, Gregory of Tours, Bede, Einhard and others, as well as some rather dry legal codes

Greek: Homer, Euripides, Xenophon, Plato, Plutarch and Luke the Evangelist, as well as some other odds and ends.

I'm a lot more confident (as I'm sure most people these days are) going from Latin or Greek to English, but I'll try some translations the other way too, and I'm even willing to try my hand at straight Greek to Latin (á la Jerome) or Latin to Greek.

Hi, welcome on cucumis!
The greek language on cucumis is refering to modern greek. Ancient greek should be added soon or later.

Hi, seems like you are quite good at Latin & Ancient Greek (I wanted to study that too, but I chose to study Modern Languages instead )

Salve GeoffG!