Absolutely wonderful to see fifty copies of our unique Vulgate New Testament Reader being used by tenth and eleventh graders in this New Hampshire school! We worked tirelessly adding macrons, glossing, and parsing difficult forms.
This is a Greek reader's edition of the Odyssey. It is designed as a practical and affordable tool for two audiences: students who have completed roughly a year of Classical Greek and are ready to begin reading a sustained primary text, and scholars or interested readers who wish to refresh their Greek in an accessible format. Its aim is to immerse the learner in the Greek of the Odyssey as quickly as possible, helping to build confidence in moving from isolated sentences to continuous narrative.
The transition from elementary exercises to reading extended passages is often steep and discouraging. To ease this shift, the reader provides generous glosses: every word occurring twenty‑five times or fewer in Homer (both Iliad and Odyssey) is glossed in the footnotes. This allows students with a modest vocabulary base to keep reading without constant interruption, while still reinforcing the most common Homeric forms.
The result is a volume that complements standard grammars and is especially well suited to beginner and intermediate readers of Classical Greek. Advanced readers, too, will appreciate the convenience of having rare vocabulary glossed at the point of need, making the text quicker and more enjoyable to navigate.
Other features include:
Check out YouTube for a brief video on the significance of Caesarea for the New Testament, Origen's Hexapla, Codex Vaticanus, and now the New Reader's Editions based on the Cambridge Septuagint!
Check out these new Reader's Editions of the Septuagint Pentateuch and Psalms, based on the Cambridge Septuagint!
These lightweight volumes are ideal for reading at the beach, like here in the stadium seats of the Caesarea's Roman Circus (Hippodrome) mentioned by Josephus and visited by St Paul!
Every rare word is glossed once per page to reduce page count unlike the ugly tomes out there.
Line up the books to reveal hidden spine art!
Die ersten Lesebücher für Biblisches Hebräisch und Griechisch auf Deutsch sind jetzt erhältlich! Deise Bücher sind ein ausgezeichnetes Werkzeug für Studierende, die nur über einen Grundwortschatz des biblischen Hebräisch verfügen und ihre Lesefähigkeit festigen möchten, um anschließend zu komplexeren Texten überzugehen.
Die ersten Lesebücher für Biblisches Hebräisch und Griechisch auf Deutsch sind jetzt erhältlich! pic.twitter.com/vDDX3szVKX
— Timothy A. Lee Publishing (@TimothyALeePub) April 14, 2026
Happy Advent! We launched the Latin Vulgate Readers this year, more are coming in 2026, in the meantime, here’s some extra Latin to enjoy!
We have just published our first books in a new series of Latin Patristic Readers! These are fully macronized, have all the rare words glossed, and difficult forms parsed. In addition, we supply copious paradigm tables, a glossary, and maps in Latin. We hope this resource will be a huge help to anyone learning Latin and wanting to read the Church Fathers. For more info and samples visit https://timothyalee.com/augustine
Available:
And check out the giveaway competition!
Augustine’s Confessions, Latin Readers with Macrons – just out!
— Timothy (Tim) Lee (@Timothy_A_Lee) September 1, 2025
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New Series: Latin Patristic Readers – helps to read the Church Fathers!
𝑡𝑜𝑙𝑙𝑒 𝑙𝑒𝑔𝑒!
Epic trip in Italy to his tomb & sites, see below! (1/7) pic.twitter.com/nwXvMuO9ac