The Living Voice of Greek and Latin Literature: The Pronunciation and Reading of Classical Latin (Streaming)

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All of the Iliad. All of the Odyssey. Aristophanes’ Birds. Euripides’ Hekabe. Plato’s Apology. Perikles’ Funeral Oration. Plus selections of masterworks from Vergil, Cicero, Catullus, and other Greek and Latin writers, speakers, thinkers, totaling nearly 70 hours of recordings by Stephen G. Daitz. This is The Living Voice of Greek and Latin Literature.

This audio contains one track comprising the complete The Pronunciation and Reading of Classical Latin, read and performed with historical Latin pronunciation. See the track list here.

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The Pronunciation and Reading of Classical Latin
Total Run Time: 1:50:50 (unabridged, streamable as single books)

Dr. Stephen Daitz, Professor Emeritus of Classical Languages, City University of New York, recorded nearly 70 hours of readings in the restored pronunciations of Greek and Latin for The Living Voice of Greek and Latin Literature series, including two masterpieces, the unabridged Iliad and Odyssey.

The readings incorporate the restored historical pronunciation of Latin and Greek, following the scholarly conclusions of linguists and metricians. Each reading in this series is accompanied by the original Latin or Greek text and a facing English translation in PDF so listeners can follow along.

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