Classical Studies Titles from Focus Publishing/R. Pullins

Michael Grigoni

We just listed titles from Focus Publishing/R. Pullins Co., a humanities publisher that has several excellent titles in classical studies. There's more to come, but I'll list what's available on Logos.com now.

Greek Paradigm Handbook: Reference Guide and Memorization Tool Introduction to Greek, 2nd ed. Commentary on Virgil's Aeneid 1–6 Transition to Attic Greek

We've also posted their edition of Dante's Inferno.

Butters

Excellent stuff Mike.  

That paradigm handbook is exceedingly useful; I'd love to have it in Logos for periodic review.  That transition to Attic is also excellent; I've made some use of it myself; very clear and easy to navigate.  

I haven't spend time with that Vergil commentary but I'm really looking forward to it.  

~Butters [:)]

Michael Grigoni

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/517653#Comment_517653

Four additional collections from Focus went up recently:

• New Steps in Latin Collection (3 vols.)
• Introduction to Latin Collection (3 vols.)
• Reading Course in Homeric Greek (2 vols.)
• Alpha to Omega Classical Greek Collection (2 vols.)

Greg F

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/518478#Comment_518478

I'm glad to see these are on their way to joining the Logos catalog. A Reading Course in Homeric Greek is especially worthwhile, it's considered one of the best current textbooks for Homeric Greek.

While you're negotiating with Focus, and if you'd really like to get the attention of classics students, especially for Latin, the Familia Romana series is all the rage today with both teachers and students. (I took part in a Greek intensive course this summer, and was struck by how many people were recommending them.) A series of texts of increasing difficulty, completely in Latin, no other language in the books. Having these books in Logos would get people talking.. just saying ...

Michael Grigoni

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/522348#Comment_522348

While you're negotiating with Focus, and if you'd really like to get the attention of classics students, especially for Latin, the Familia Romana series is all the rage today with both teachers and students. (I took part in a Greek intensive course this summer, and was struck by how many people were recommending them.) A series of texts of increasing difficulty, completely in Latin, no other language in the books. Having these books in Logos would get people talking.. just saying ...

Greg, I'm glad to learn that you're interested in seeing these in Logos. We will actually be listing these very soon, as these titles were included in the partnership we arranged with Focus. I'll be sure to post on this forum thread when they're live.