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Future forms of all AS Greek verbs organised by how they change from the present tense.

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Aeneid II (set text)

The Odyssey

Book 1
Book 2
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- The debate in Ithaca
Book 3
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- Nestor
Book 4
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- Menelaus
Book 5
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- Calypso
Book 6
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- Nausicaa
Book 7
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- Alcinous’ Palace
Book 8
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- The Phaeacian Games
Book 9
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- The Cyclops
Book 10
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- Circe
Book 11
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- The Underworld
Book 12
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- Cattle of the Sun
Book 13
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- Return to Ithaca
Book 14
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- Eumaeus’ Hut
Book 15
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- Telemachus Returns
Book 16
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- Father and Son
Book 17
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- Odysseus in Town
Book 18
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- The Beggars
Book 19
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- Penelope and the Stranger
Book 20
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- The Night Before
Book 21
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- The Contest of the Bow
Book 22
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- The Suitors’ End
Book 23
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- Husband and Wife
Book 24
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- The Aftermath

Aeneid 2

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