[Alia]

Okay, I'm not sure how to change "hvmevra" into a dative, but I think this is right.
6. evn ov hvmevrh uvmwn ov kovsmos kakos

[David I.]

The article would have to be changed into dative as well th/: and the dative of hJmevra would be hJmevra/ with the iota subscript underneath. That is the only thing that tells them apart (besides the article) so make sure you remeber the iota subscript. Otherwise very good.

[Alia]

Okay, hopefully this is right.
6. evn th/: hvmevra/ uvmwn ov kovsmos kakos

[Brandon_Ennis]

Hey everyone, sorry about my not posting this. I have no idea how to work the acenting on the forum, so I'll probably edit these when after I finish reading the directions(does any one know where I might find them?).


1) douloi umwn eisin en ton oikous tou kupiou
4) dia logou mou exete doxan
7) o qeos ginoskei yuxas hmon kai lamvanei autas ek qanatou
10) legomen paravolan soi legeis de o logous o allon hmin
13) kaloso oikos moi maqhtai umwn de lambanousi teknas ek auton
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[Mr. Schwandt]

Great work!

[Mr. Schwandt]

Refer to the keyboard map which may be download from the font sticky for accent location. Here are a few common accent keys:

v ; :

I will now put these same symbols in the Greek font to show that they have no dot, I will use the alpha in front of each one. av a; a: