Simultanica: Classics Edition is a complete parallel reference grammar for classical Latin and Koine Greek: two languages presented side by side, in direct comparison, across every major grammatical topic. It is built for the reader returning to these languages after time away, or for the intermediate student who already has a foundation and wants to see how the two systems map onto each other. Learners of one often discover the pull of the other; serious students of classics frequently need both.
Color-coded tables distinguish Latin from Greek at a glance, covering grammar, declensions, conjugations, and syntax in the order a returning learner would want to refresh them. A thorough table of contents points directly to specific topics, from the square of stops to the jussive subjunctive to how classical names are constructed, a section useful for worldbuilders and writers working in ancient or ancient-inspired settings.
Simultanica: Classics Edition works alongside standard grammars like Wheelock or Hansen and Quinn, approaching from a different angle: built for the reader who wants to see both languages thinking at once, and who is ready to move past first encounters with the material.
-Four volumes covering comparative grammar, exercises, an annotated reader, and classical dialects with Medieval Latin
-Custom parallel declension and conjugation tables for both languages, suited to quick review
-The Greek square of stops, contraction tables, and a full verb mega-chart
-Classical naming systems, Roman gentes, and Greek compound name construction
-An annotated parallel-text reader built around five stories from Robert E. Howard's Hyborian Age
-Volume IV extends into Attic, Ionic, Doric, Aeolic, Homeric Greek, and Medieval Latin
