Attikos

«Слышу божественный звук умолкнувшей эллинской речи. Старца великого дух чую смущённой душой». Это - и превосходная антология с тонким вкусом подобранных текстов. И дидактически замечательно - в наглядных таблицах - изложенная грамматика.

This app is great. it contains bunch of classical Greek Texts. Very, very useful for students and scholars. It would be more useful to add to the app texts by Aristotle, Lyric Poets (Sappho, Alcman etc) Thanks

A wonderful app. I am reading Medea right now. I use the app for vocabulary and turn to my commentary book for explanations. Makes things so much faster. It will definitely be my constant companion when reading Greek. A Latin one would be nice too. I have written an app myself - not to do with languages - so I fully appreciate the hard work which went in to producing this.

Linked with Logeion, this takes reading Greek lit into a new age. Using it for Homer and Herodotus right now.

I love this app. Some tiny annoying features, like the fact that the list of authors can't be hidden while you are reading the text. It would also be great if you could highlight the text with colours. I would LOVE it if the app remembered every word that you looked up and saved them in a list for you to revise from later. As a classics student that would be super helpful. Overall, best app ever and wish there was a Latin version!!!

This is a superbly constructed app which advertises its capabilities with utmost accuracy. It puts a number of canonical texts right at your fingertips with enough help one click away to be able to read without recourse to another dictionary. Great stuff indeed.

Α great little app. I've long wanted Diogenes and TLG on my iPad. Well, this isn't quite that, but works in much the same way, though on a limited number of texts. And we have Middle Liddell as well as LSJ. Fantastic! My first request - can we please (if this is feasible) have highlighting on the text? Ideally highlighting, notes perhaps in the long term. Or at least bookmarking. But this is great. Well done! I do find the app currently crashes, though, on trying to open Lysias and Plato's Protagoras, at least on my iPad 1.0 with a bit over half a gig of memory free. Tried again with five gigs free, still no joy with Lysias and Protagoras. Still crashing on version 1.1, and other friends with iPad 1 have reported the same problem with these two texts. iPad 2 and iPad 3 fine, though. Support blog not working.

But they forgot to build their dictionary (Logeion) into the app, so now you need to modulate back and forth between apps.

I would like this app to have an option for English translation.

This is your "desert island" app. An amazing tool for reading and learning Ancient Greek.